Journal and memoir, 1832-1850.

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Journal and memoir, 1832-1850.

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Journal of Virtulon Rich's trip from Vermont to Carmi, Ill., and return to Zanesville, Ohio, Apr. 5 - July 6, 1832; and memoir written by Rich soon after Sarah Rich's 1850 death.

2 items (2 v. in 1 box) ; 21 cm. or smaller.

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