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Evans 14934.; 3035 Cl.; 5 Jy 44.; Rec. 9-2-44.; On verso: Evans 14934; 3035CI 5 Jy 44.
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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 109, Folder 9a.
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01/01/1776
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