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A congratulatory address to Grover Cleveland President of the United States. on the occasion of his marriage, in June, 1886. By Thomas D. Norris., late Capt. 170th Regt. New York volunteers.

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A congratulatory address to Grover Cleveland President of the United States. on the occasion of his marriage, in June, 1886. By Thomas D. Norris., late Capt. 170th Regt. New York volunteers.

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Verse.
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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 129, Folder 31.

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01/01/1886

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Norris, Thomas D.

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