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A word in season to the nation in general: : in relation to the late dreadful hurricane, Nov. 26. 1703. Which began about eleven a clock at night, and continued till about five or six the next morning. To which is added an account of the great losses sustain'd thereby both by sea and land, as far as yet hath come to our hands. Written by M. D. a divine of the Church of England

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Publication date: 1703.
Call number: 57716
Creator: M. D(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
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