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A Collection of Hymns, for Temperance Meetings.
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1835
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Temperance Hymn. [Caption title]. Broadside, 9" x 7.5". Printed in two columns.
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1844
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To the Inhabitants of Boston. The Boston Young Men's Temperance Society...William F. Otis, President...[Caption title & partial text]. Broadside, 10" x 8-1/2".
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1833
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1834
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Proposal to Form a Temperance Society. Haddam, Conn., March 5, 1832. Sheets 7.5 x 13 in. folded in half, 8 pp. Ink, legible. Pages browned; overall very good.
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1832
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To John G. Curtis, Preston Armour, Asahel C. Stone, and Geo. W. Ellinwood...Commissioners of Excise of the Town of Smithfield, County of Madison, and State of New York. [Caption title]. Sq. 4to broadside.
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1841
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Advertisement of an Honest Rumseller. [Caption title]. Broadside, 12” x 9," text printed within an ornamental border. Old folds, sheet toned, some spotty foxed, margins a bit worn. Withal, very sound.
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1850
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Order of Exercises at the Washingtonian Celebration of the Fourth of July, in Ipswich [Mass.] [Caption title]. Broadside, 10-3/8” x 7," caption and text within an ornamental border. Margins cropped right down to border, otherwise very good.
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1840
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Songs for Cold-Water Celebrations. [Caption title]. Large 4to broadside, text in three columns.
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1840
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Washington Total Abstinence Society, of the City of Pittsburgh; Formed, July 28, A.D. 1841. Pledge. We do pledge ourselves, as Gentlemen, that we will not drink any Spirituous or Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider. [In manuscript: James Reeder] Pres’t. J.J. Ashbridge Sec’y. [Complete text]. Illustrated 4to broadside.
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1841
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Investigation into the Fifteen Gallon Law of Massachusetts, Before a Joint Committee of the Legislature...Upon the Memorial of Harrison Otis Gray and Others for Repeal of the Law: With the Arguments of Franklin Dexter & B.F. Hallett, As Counsel in Support of the Memorial. Published by Direction of the Committee for the Memorialists.
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1839
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MASSACHUSETTS TEMP[ERANCE] UNION. No. 3. Quarterly Visiter. Cold Water Army. This tract is devoted to the Temperance enterprise among children and youth. The interest already awakened by the formation of Juvenile Societies, or "Cold Water Army," as their organizations are now called, developed itself in the late celebrations of our national jubilee [July 4], and demands at our hands further encouragement and aid [caption and beginning of text].
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1845
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Lecture to "Fellow Citizens" by "President of this society". N.p. N.d. Ca. 1863. 7.5 x 12.5 inches, hand sewn at left. Watermarked paper. 8 pp. Browned, legible ink.
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1863
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ANON.
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"Licensed Houses." An Examination of the License Law of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. First published in the Boston Courier, Dec. 1832. By M.L.V.
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1833
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APPLETON, JESSE.
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An Address, Delivered Before the Massachusetts Society for Suppressing Intemperance...May 31, 1816.
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1816
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BAKER, THOMAS L.
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Account Book: Washington Reformed Temperance Society and Farming Accounts (supplied title). 1843-1870. About 35 pp. Farming, about 10 pp. Temperance Minutes. 10 loose scraps, receipts. Notebook, 6.25 x 8 in. Ink & pencil. Board covers, calf spine. Cover well worn, spine worn, chipped at bottom. Pages browned.
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1843
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BARNUM, P.T.
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Barnum's Appeal to the Democratic Electors of Connecticut! [Folio broadsheet, four columns on each side].
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1852
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BEAVER MEADOW COMPAN
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Regulations For Pay, Mechanics, Laborer's Work and Contracts; also, for Engineers and persons employed on the Trains of the Beaver Meadow Company. [Caption title]. Small folio broadside, printed in two columns, with typographical border.
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1840
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BEECHER, HENRY WARD.
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Seven Lectures to Young Men, on Various Important Subjects; Delivered Before the Young Men of Indianapolis, Indiana, During the Winter of 1843-4.
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1844
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CHANNING, WALTER.
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ALS from Channing to Emery Washburn, Esq. Boston, Massachusetts, August 20, 1838. Legal sheet folded. Ink script. Back sheet bears red postmark paid Boston. Small hole, mended tear with no loss, good.
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1838
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CHAPMAN, E.N.
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Antagonism of Alcohol and Diptheria.
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1878
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CHIPMAN, SAMUEL.
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Report of an Examination of Poor-Houses, Jails, &c., in the State of New York, and in the Counties of Berkshire, Massachusetts; Litchfield, Connecticut; and Bennington, Vermont, &c. Addressed to Aristarchus Champion, Esq., of Rochester, N.Y. [Third Edition.]
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1835
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DELAVAN, EDWARD C.
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A Report on the Trial of the Cause of John Taylor vs. Edward C. Delavan, Prosecuted for an Alleged Libel; Tried at the Albany Circuit, April 1840...
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1840
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DELAVAN, EDWARD CORN
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One Page ALS, 4to (about ten lines); "Dear Professor". Ballston Center, [NY]. Aug. 23, 1841. Folds. Pencil note at top; "From Mr. E. C. Delavan the Great Advocate of Temperance". Ink.
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1841
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DOW, NEAL et al.
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Proceedings of the First Meeting of the General Committee, Appointed by the World's Temperance Convention, with Their Address...
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1854
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FESSENDEN, THOMAS G.
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Address Delivered Before the Charlestown Temperance Society, January 31, 1831.
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1831
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FISKE, JOHN.
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Tobacco and Alcohol. I. It Does Pay to Smoke. II. The Coming Man Will Drink Wine.
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1869
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GILES, CHARLES.
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The Convention of Drunkards: a Satirical Essay on Intemperance. To which are added, Three Speeches on the Same Subject; an Oration on the Anniversary of American Independence; and an Ode on the Completion of the Erie Canal. Third Edition.
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1852
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GREGORY, JOHN.
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The Bramble. To which is added a Letter to Rev. Thomas Whittemore, an Answer to the Hoe, a Sermon on Temperance...and a Reply to certain Editors who noticed the Bramble.
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1837
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GRIMKE, THOMAS S.
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Address on the Patriot Character of the Temperance Reformation...
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1833
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GRIMKE, THOMAS.
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Bound Volume of Fifteen (15) Works, 1829-33, on Nullification, Pacifism and Religion, including two referred to by Merle Curti, writing in DAB, quoted below.
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1829
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HALL, EDWARD BROOKS.
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The Temperance Reform; Being a Review of Rosanna, or Scenes in Boston....
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1840
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HAWKINS, JOHN HENRY.
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The New Impulse: or Hawkins and Reform: a Brief History of the Origin, Progress, and Effects of the Present Astonishing Temperance Movement, and of the Life and Reformation of John H.W. Hawkins, the Distinguished Leader....
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1841
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HORNKOHL, FRED.
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Diary with Description of Legal Case of S. Adler Liquors. St Joseph, Missouri, 1875. Printed Pocket Diary with Flap. 3 x 6 inches. 89 pp. Ink. Wear and small tears to cover. Slight fading, overall good, legible.
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1875
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JEWETT, CHARLES, M.D
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To Retailers. [Caption title]. Broadside, 11” x 7," text in two columns within an ornamental border. Sheet browned and stained. Old folds, Some marginal chips and tears, only slightly affecting image.
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1835
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JEWETT, CHARLES.
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Speeches, Poems, and Miscellaneous Writings, on Subjects Connected with Temperance and the Liquor Traffic.
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1849
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LAWTON, EDWARD.
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Lectures on Science, Politics, Morals, and Society.
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1862
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LYNN, CORRA !.
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Durham Village; a Temperance Tale.
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1854
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MARSH, JOHN.
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Temperance Hymn Book and Minstrel; a Collection of Hymns, Songs and Odes, for Temerance Meetings and Festivals.
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1841
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MARSH, JOHN.
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Temperance Hymn Book and Minstrel: a Collection of Hymns, Songs and Odes, for Temperance Meetings and Festivals.
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1841
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MASSACHUSETTS.
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Constitution of the Kingston Temperance Society, with a List of Officers & Members for 1834.
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1834
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MILTZ, CASPER 1803-a
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Holograph Petition Signed by Seventy-Five Citizens to Keep Open a Tavern. To the Court of Common Pleas for Knox County, [Ohio], n.d. Ca. early 1830s. 1 p. large 4to. Ink, browned but bright, legible.
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1830
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MUSSEY, REUBEN D.
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Prize Essay on Ardent Spirits, and Its Substitutes as a Means of Invigorating Health. [Wrapper title].
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1837
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POTTER, R.K. Editor.
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The Boston Temperance Songster; a Collection of Songs and Hymns for Temperance Societies. Original and Selected.
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1844
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RYAN, ABRAM.
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The Sword of Robert Lee. By "Moina."* *Father Abram Ryan of Knoxville, Tennessee, Author of the celebrated lines on the "Conquered Banner." [Caption title] 8vo broadside, six six-line stanzas.
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1868
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SARGENT, L.M.
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Address Before the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemperance, Delived May 27, 1833. Third Edition.
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1833
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SELDEN, R.E. Jr.
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An Address Before the Middlesex Association, for the Promotion of Temperance; Delivered at Essex, February 17th, 1829.
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1829
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SEYMOUR, ALMIRA.
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The Violated Sanctuary. A Temperance Tale.
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1842
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SMITH, GERRIT.
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Address to the National Temperance Convention Held in Chicago Sept. 1st and 2d, 1869, To the People of the United States. Slavery is gone, but drunkenness stays. There are a million drunkards in our land....[Caption & beginning of text].
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1869
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STEVENS, WILLIAM.
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The Unjust Judge: or, the Evils of Intemperance on Judges, Lawyers, and Politicians. By a Member of the Ohio Bar.
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1854
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TATUM, DAVID.
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Striking Providences and Touching Incidents. The Sunshine and Shadow of Life. Twentieth Thousand Issued.
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1894
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WARREN, JOHN C., LEM
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A Letter to the Mechanics of Boston, Respecting the Formation of a City Temperance Society. From a Committee of the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemperance.
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1831
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WARREN.
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The Physiological Effects of Alcoholic Drinks, from the British and Foreign Medical Review of Dr. Forbes; with Documents and Records of the Massachusetts Temperance Society, Illustrating the Origin of the Temperance Reformation, and Its Progress in the State of Massachusetts.
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1848
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WEEMS, M.L.
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The Drunkard's Looking-Glass; Being a Faithful Likeness of the Drunkard, in Sundry Very Interesting Attitudes....Sixth Edition, Greatly Improved.
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1818
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WILLIAMS, MOSES.
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The Cracked Jug, Or Five Answers to My Neighbor Parley's Five Letters, Cracking His "Fifteen Gallon Jug," With a Preface, and a Congratulation." By "Neighbor Smith."
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1838
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