War of 1812: The Weekly Register (October 23, 1813)
Complete issue of The Weekly…

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War of 1812: The Weekly Register (October 23, 1813) Complete issue of The Weekly Register from October 23, 1813, published in Baltimore, 16 pages, featuring a letter by William Henry Harrison reporting his victory over the Chippewas and Ottawas. Includes the text of the Connecticut governor's speech on the war, plus reports on the United States Navy, the election in New Jersey, and other wartime news. Disbound from a larger volume and in very good condition, with splits along the hinges and scattered staining.

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War of 1812: The Weekly Register (October 23, 1813)

amherst, United States

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