Penobscot Expedition papers, 1717-1902.

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Penobscot Expedition papers, 1717-1902.

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Handwritten transcriptions of originals from British archival collections (the Public Records Office and Royal Institution of Great Britain, London) made ca. 1894-1902 by B.F. Stevens & Brown, American library and literary agents of London, for Joseph Williamson, laywer and historian, of Belfast, Me.

. 5 linear ft. (1 box)

Maine Historical Society Library

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