The Virginia soldiers' claim to western lands adjacent to Fort Pitt
1966
975.502 M554, 1966
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Title
The Virginia soldiers' claim to western lands adjacent to Fort Pitt
Published
Upperville, Va. [s.n.] 1966
Description
[5] p., [4] p. of plates : facsim. ; 31 cm.
Call Number
975.502 M554, 1966
System Control No.
(OCoLC)04588113
Note
"Privately printed on the occasion of the visit of the Pittsburgh Bibliophiles to the collection of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon at the Brick House, Upperville, Virginia, 24 September 1966." 300 copies printed.
Memorial of Colonel George Mercer, First Virginia Regiment, to the King, in 1763, asking that the two hundred thousand acres at the Ohio River, promised to the Virginia soldiers as an inducement to their enlistment in the war against the French, be granted to them.
Includes facsimile of Gov. Robert Dinwiddie's Proclamation of 1754.
Memorial of Colonel George Mercer, First Virginia Regiment, to the King, in 1763, asking that the two hundred thousand acres at the Ohio River, promised to the Virginia soldiers as an inducement to their enlistment in the war against the French, be granted to them.
Includes facsimile of Gov. Robert Dinwiddie's Proclamation of 1754.
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