An address, intended to have been delivered (in substance) at the late town meeting in New-Haven
in reply to the reasons urged for requesting His Excellency the governor to convene the General Assembly to take into consideration the alarming situation of public affairs, but prevented from being delivered by causes herein explained : together with a short account of that extraordinary meeting
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Word Count
4,750 words, Guess
Page Count
19 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number91211022
- OCLC Control Number8084900
- Open LibraryOL1652175M
Classifications
- LCCE336.5 .B75 1809
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- An address, intended to have been delivered (in substance) at the late town meeting in New-Haven: in reply to the reasons urged for requesting His Excellency the governor to convene the General Assembly to take into consideration the alarming situation of public affairs, but prevented from being delivered by causes herein explained : together with a short account of that extraordinary meeting
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