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Canal Policy No. II. Although the great mass of our citizens are at present fully satisfied that canals are objects of primary importance, and highly deserving the utmost attention and liberality on the part of the legislatures of the different

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Canal Policy No. II. Although the great mass of our citizens are at present fully satisfied that canals are objects of primary importance, and highly deserving the utmost attention and liberality on the part of the legislatures of the different

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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 152, Folder 26.

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01/01/1824

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