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A narrative of the facts and circumstances relating to the kidnapping and presumed murder of William Morgan, and of the attempt to carry off David C. Miller, and to burn or destroy the printing office of the latter, for the purpose of preventing the printing and publishing of a book, entitled "Illustrations of Masonry"

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Publication date: 1827.
Call number: 6853
Dimensions: 22 cm
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