Prayer book, 1812.

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Prayer book, 1812.

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Prayer book and catechism written in Abnaki by the Rev. Franc̦ois Ciquard, missionary to the Abnaki Indians of New Brunswick. An introductory passage and some other parts are in French. Ciquard was sent to New Brunswick by the Rev. John Carroll, Bishop of Baltimore.

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Carroll, John, 1735-1815

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Ciquard, François, 1754-1824.

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