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Author: Solomon Nash
Title: Journal of Solomon Nash, a soldier from the revolution, 1776-1777 : now first printed from the original manuscript
Publisher: New York: Privately printed
Subject (keywords, tags): Diaries; United States -- History Revolution, 1775-1783 Personal narratives
Description:Sabin
Matthews. American diaries
Contributor: Boston Public Library
Format: txt
Size: 32 kb
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