Additional manuscript 25915 [microform]. 1787-1809.

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Additional manuscript 25915 [microform]. 1787-1809.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/19531543

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University of Missouri -- Columbia, MU Libraries; University of Missouri; MU; Ellis Library; University of Missouri Columbia

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University of Missouri -- Columbia, MU Libraries; University of Missouri; MU; Ellis Library; University of Missouri Columbia

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