Ordinances of the provinces of the Floridas : but relating specifically to West Florida, as proclaimed by Major General Andrew Jackson and printed in broadside form at Pensacola in 1821, reproduced in facsimile from the only known copies, preserved in the National archives, Washington, D.C | Collections | The Huntington

Ordinances of the provinces of the Floridas : but relating specifically to West Florida, as proclaimed by Major General Andrew Jackson and printed in broadside form at Pensacola in 1821, reproduced in facsimile from the only known copies, preserved in the National archives, Washington, D.C | Collections | The Huntington

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