Reminiscences, 1896, 1899.

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Reminiscences, 1896, 1899.

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Typed copy of reminiscences of Nathaniel Constant L'Hommedieu, Washington, D.C., of a cruise, 1834-1839, under Commodore Jesse G. Elliot, and other incidents concerning the frigate USS CONSTITUTION.

4 p. : TMs.

G. W. Blunt White Library

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G. W. Blunt White Library

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