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HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA; OF THE LANDING OF OUR FOREFATHERS AT PLYMOUTH, AND OF THEIR MOST REMARKABLE ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE INDIANS IN NEW-ENGLAND, FROM THEIR FIRST LANDING IN 1620, UNTIL THE FINAL SUBJUGATION OF THE NATIVES IN 1679. TO WHICH IS ANNEXED THE PARTICULARS OF ALMOST EVERY IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT WITH THE SAVAGES AT THE WESTWARD TO THE PRESENT DAY. INCLUDING THE DEFEAT OF GENERALS BRADDOCK, HARMER AND ST. CLAIR, BY THE INDIANS AT THE WESTWARD; THE CREEK AND SEMINOLE WAR, &c

HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA; OF THE LANDING OF OUR FOREFATHERS AT PLYMOUTH, AND OF THEIR MOST REMARKABLE ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE INDIANS IN NEW-ENGLAND, FROM THEIR FIRST LANDING IN 1620, UNTIL THE FINAL SUBJUGATION OF THE NATIVES IN 1679. TO WHICH IS ANNEXED THE PARTICULARS OF ALMOST EVERY IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT WITH THE SAVAGES AT THE WESTWARD TO THE PRESENT DAY. INCLUDING THE DEFEAT OF GENERALS BRADDOCK, HARMER AND ST. CLAIR, BY THE INDIANS AT THE WESTWARD; THE CREEK AND SEMINOLE WAR, &c. This item is unavailable.HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA; OF THE LANDING OF OUR FOREFATHERS AT PLYMOUTH, AND OF THEIR MOST REMARKABLE ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE INDIANS IN NEW-ENGLAND, FROM THEIR FIRST LANDING IN 1620, UNTIL THE FINAL SUBJUGATION OF THE NATIVES IN 1679. TO WHICH IS ANNEXED THE PARTICULARS OF ALMOST EVERY IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT WITH THE SAVAGES AT THE WESTWARD TO THE PRESENT DAY. INCLUDING THE DEFEAT OF GENERALS BRADDOCK, HARMER AND ST. CLAIR, BY THE INDIANS AT THE WESTWARD; THE CREEK AND SEMINOLE WAR, &c

Name: HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA; OF THE LANDING OF OUR FOREFATHERS AT PLYMOUTH, AND OF THEIR MOST REMARKABLE ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE INDIANS IN NEW-ENGLAND, FROM THEIR FIRST LANDING IN 1620, UNTIL THE FINAL SUBJUGATION OF THE NATIVES IN 1679. TO WHICH IS ANNEXED THE PARTICULARS OF ALMOST EVERY IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT WITH THE SAVAGES AT THE WESTWARD TO THE PRESENT DAY. INCLUDING THE DEFEAT OF GENERALS BRADDOCK, HARMER AND ST. CLAIR, BY THE INDIANS AT THE WESTWARD; THE CREEK AND SEMINOLE WAR, &c
Author: Trumbull, Henry

Trumbull, Henry

Published by George Clark, Boston, Mass, 1830

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Octavo, 9.25 in. x 5.5 in., pp. 256. Illustrated with three color plates. Quarter calf over marbled boards. Gilt title and double bandlines to spine. Rubbing to extremities. Corners bumped and showing. Front board partially detached, but threads holding. Chips to spine ends and along front joints. Color frontis has 1/3 missing, and long rip is wrinkled and crudely stitched with thread. Second plate, once detached, also crudely repaired with stitched thread. Several 2-3 in. closed tears to pages. Light spotting throughout. Solid text block with all content.

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Title: HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA; OF THE LANDING OF OUR FOREFATHERS AT PLYMOUTH, AND OF THEIR MOST REMARKABLE ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE INDIANS IN NEW-ENGLAND, FROM THEIR FIRST LANDING IN 1620, UNTIL THE FINAL SUBJUGATION OF THE NATIVES IN 1679. TO WHICH IS ANNEXED THE PARTICULARS OF ALMOST EVERY IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT WITH THE SAVAGES AT THE WESTWARD TO THE PRESENT DAY. INCLUDING THE DEFEAT OF GENERALS BRADDOCK, HARMER AND ST. CLAIR, BY THE INDIANS AT THE WESTWARD; THE CREEK AND SEMINOLE WAR, &c
Author: Trumbull, Henry
Publisher: George Clark, Boston, Mass
Publication year: 1830
Condition: Reading Copy
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: First Edition.
Seller catalogs: History - United States

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