Dr. Chapman's valedictory, as delivered, Feby. 1818 / taken by G.B. Wood.

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Dr. Chapman's valedictory, as delivered, Feby. 1818 / taken by G.B. Wood.

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One volume ([13] p.) containing Chapman's valedictory speech to the graduating class of 1818 of the University of Pennsylvania. Speech text appears to end at bottom of p.11. Text on p.[13] is a repetition of the first five lines of page [5].

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College of Physicians of Philadelphia

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