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Trial of Jonathan H. Cooper, Kinneth Defries, Frederick Brush [and others] journeymen shoemakers of the city of Hudson, for an alleged combination & conspiracy, &c. : Before judges Wilcoxson, Bull [and others] at the Court of general sessions, Hudson, N.Y. Tuesday, June 28, 1836

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1836]
Call number: 185414
Dimensions: 22 cm
Associated people: Cooper, Jonathan H.; Eames, Wilberforce,
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Trial of Jonathan H. Cooper, Kinneth Defries, Frederick Brush [and others] journeymen shoemakers of the city of Hudson, for an alleged combination & conspiracy, &c. : Before judges Wilcoxson, Bull [and others] at the Court of general sessions, Hudson, N.Y. Tuesday, June 28, 1836

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