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A message to the Governor from the Assembly In answer to the Governor's message of the 18th instant. About the power to appoint a doctor to visit unhealthy vessels Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Franklin 1742

A message to the Governor from the Assembly In answer to the Governor's message of the 18th instant. [About the power to appoint a doctor to visit unhealthy vessels] [Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Franklin 1742].

A message to the Governor from the Assembly In answer to the Governor's message of the 18th instant. [About the power to appoint a doctor to visit unhealthy vessels] [Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Franklin 1742].

A message to the Governor from the Assembly In answer to the Governor's message of the 18th instant. About the power to appoint a doctor to visit unhealthy vessels Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Franklin 1742

A message to the Governor from the Assembly In answer to the Governor's message of the 18th instant. [About the power to appoint a doctor to visit unhealthy vessels] [Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Franklin 1742].

A message to the Governor from the Assembly In answer to the Governor's message of the 18th instant. [About the power to appoint a doctor to visit unhealthy vessels] [Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Franklin 1742].

A message to the Governor from the Assembly In answer to the Governor's message of the 18th instant. About the power to appoint a doctor to visit unhealthy vessels Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Franklin 1742

A message to the Governor from the Assembly In answer to the Governor's message of the 18th instant. About the power to appoint a doctor to visit unhealthy vessels Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Franklin 1742

Letter to Doctor [Benjamin] Franklin [Philadelphia]

A message to the Governor from the Assembly In answer to the Governor's message of the 18th instant. [About the power to appoint a doctor to visit unhealthy vessels] [Philadelphia: Printed by Benjamin Franklin 1742].

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