The glory of Yorktown : Yorktown, ancient and venerable, became heroic and glorious in 1781, when it witnessed the crowning victory of the Revolutionary War, which achieved American independence & assured the establishment of the United States : Yorktown, past and present
1924
973.3375 C677 1924
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Title
The glory of Yorktown : Yorktown, ancient and venerable, became heroic and glorious in 1781, when it witnessed the crowning victory of the Revolutionary War, which achieved American independence & assured the establishment of the United States : Yorktown, past and present
Published
Yorktown, Va. Published by the Yorktown Historical Society 1924
Description
iv, 51, [1], v p. : ill., maps, ports. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
973.3375 C677 1924
System Control No.
(OCoLC)02997708
Note
Maps on lining papers.
Dedicated to John J. Pershing (SOC member).
Bibliography: p. [iv]-v.
Library has 2 copies: C. 1 (M 129-P A 473); c. 2 (A 5618)
"This privately published brochure, narrating the history of Yorktown, is personally inscribed to: Bryce Metcalf, Esq. (c. 1); Mrs. Larz Anderson (c. 2) ..."
Copy 2 from the Anderson Library.
Dedicated to John J. Pershing (SOC member).
Bibliography: p. [iv]-v.
Library has 2 copies: C. 1 (M 129-P A 473); c. 2 (A 5618)
"This privately published brochure, narrating the history of Yorktown, is personally inscribed to: Bryce Metcalf, Esq. (c. 1); Mrs. Larz Anderson (c. 2) ..."
Copy 2 from the Anderson Library.
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