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Broadside advertisement for an estate sale in Nelson County, Kentucky

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01/01/1833
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Rudd, James
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Library of Congress
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Broadside. Regulations of the Indian department printed at Detroit in 1814, by Theophilus Mettez, at the direction of Lewis Cass. Reproduced in collotype by the Meriden Gravure Company from the copy owned by the William L. Clements Library. [195

Broadside. Regulations of the Indian department printed at Detroit in 1814, by Theophilus Mettez, at the direction of Lewis Cass. Reproduced in collotype by the Meriden Gravure Company from the copy owned by the William L. Clements Library. [195

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Broadside containing on recto, the legitimate verses of Lino Zamora brought from Real de Zacatecas (image of toreador and bull by Manilla) and a funeral scene on verso (?Posada)

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