A short but comprehensive account of the rise and progress of the commotions in America : wherein the secret springs and causes thereof are discovered
1780
974.7103 S559, 1780
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Title
A short but comprehensive account of the rise and progress of the commotions in America : wherein the secret springs and causes thereof are discovered
Published
Newcastle, [Pa.] Printed for the author 1780
Description
39 p. ; 22 cm. (4to)
Call Number
974.7103 S559, 1780
System Control No.
(OCoLC)35689388
Note
Pages 23-39 in facsimile.
Signatures: A-E4.
Leaf D2 misnumbered D3.
On p. 39: A poem by Lord Rawdon.
It was evidently intended as a reply to the Rev. James Murray who wrote the Impartial history.
L1996F206
Inside view of the happenings in New York City during the years prior to the Revolution and up to 1780. Accuses the Presbyterians of inciting the Revolution.
See case file for a xerox copy.
Signatures: A-E4.
Leaf D2 misnumbered D3.
On p. 39: A poem by Lord Rawdon.
It was evidently intended as a reply to the Rev. James Murray who wrote the Impartial history.
L1996F206
Inside view of the happenings in New York City during the years prior to the Revolution and up to 1780. Accuses the Presbyterians of inciting the Revolution.
See case file for a xerox copy.
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