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George Washington Papers, Series 4, General Correspondence: Duncan McPherson to Unknown, August 31, 1781, with Partial Copy

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Political science of the United States advocating a law for the future happiness and prosperity of the whole nation. By a private citizen of Baltimore. Md [Signed at end] Duncan McPherson. [blank] [1886?].

George Washington Papers, Series 4, General Correspondence: Duncan McPherson to Unknown, August 31, 1781, with Partial Copy

Political science of the United States advocating a law for the future happiness and prosperity of the whole nation. By a private citizen of Baltimore. Md [Signed at end] Duncan McPherson. [blank] [1886?].

George Washington Papers, Series 4, General Correspondence: Duncan McPherson to Unknown, August 31, 1781, with Partial Copy

Political science of the United States advocating a law for the future happiness and prosperity of the whole nation. By a private citizen of Baltimore. Md [Signed at end] Duncan McPherson. [blank] [1886?].

Political science of the United States advocating a law for the future happiness and prosperity of the whole nation. By a private citizen of Baltimore. Md [Signed at end] Duncan McPherson. [blank] [1886?].

Political science of the United States advocating a law for the future happiness and prosperity of the whole nation. By a private citizen of Baltimore. Md [Signed at end] Duncan McPherson. [blank] [1886?].

Political science of the United States advocating a law for the future happiness and prosperity of the whole nation. By a private citizen of Baltimore. Md [Signed at end] Duncan McPherson. [blank] [1886?].

George Washington Papers, Series 4, General Correspondence: Duncan McPherson to Unknown, August 31, 1781, with Partial Copy

George Washington Papers, Series 4, General Correspondence: Duncan McPherson to Unknown, August 31, 1781, with Partial Copy

Political science of the United States advocating a law for the future happiness and prosperity of the whole nation. By a private citizen of Baltimore. Md [Signed at end] Duncan McPherson. [blank] [1886?].

Political science of the United States advocating a law for the future happiness and prosperity of the whole nation. By a private citizen of Baltimore. Md [Signed at end] Duncan McPherson. [blank] [1886?].

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