Whig against Tory, or, The military adventures of a shoemaker : a tale of the revolution for children
1831
818.33 W571wh 1831
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Title
Whig against Tory, or, The military adventures of a shoemaker : a tale of the revolution for children
Variant Title
Military adventures of a shoemaker|Enoch Crosby
Published
New-Haven : Published by A.H. Maltby, 1831.
Description
104 p. : ill. ; 14 cm.
Call Number
818.33 W571wh 1831
System Control No.
(OCoLC)17833972
Note
On spine: Enoch Crosby.
"Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1831, by A.H. Maltby ..."--title verso.
Personal narrative about Enoch Crosy, probably written by A.H. Maltby. Crosby was the inspiration for James Fenimore Coopers novel The Spy (1821).
Bound in original boards rebacked with red morocco.
Publisher's advertisements on back cover.
Ownership stamps on title. Freddy Smith; Stanley Smith.
L2013F195
"Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1831, by A.H. Maltby ..."--title verso.
Personal narrative about Enoch Crosy, probably written by A.H. Maltby. Crosby was the inspiration for James Fenimore Coopers novel The Spy (1821).
Bound in original boards rebacked with red morocco.
Publisher's advertisements on back cover.
Ownership stamps on title. Freddy Smith; Stanley Smith.
L2013F195
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