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Massachusetts soldiers and sailors of the Revolutionary War. A compilation from the archives, prepared and published by the Secretary of the Commonwealth in accordance with chapter 100, resolves of 1891.

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GUSN

GUSN-151276

Description

17 v. 27 cm.

Details

Descriptive Terms

History Registers, lists, etc. Revolution, 1775-1783
History Revolution, 1775-1783.

Originator

Massachusetts. Office of the Secretary of State.

Publication

Boston, Wright and Potter Printing Co., State Printers

Description

17 v. 27 cm.

Call Number

Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.1
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.2
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.3
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.4
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.5
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.6
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.7
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.8
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.9
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.10
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.11
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.12
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.13
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.14
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.15
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.16
Stacks E263.M4 M4 vol.17

Other People and Orgs

Massachusetts. Militia.

Places

United States
Massachusetts

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