An account of the European settlements in America
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- Open LibraryOL4577237M
- ISBN-100405032773
- OCLC Control Number2797747
- Library of Congress Control Number77141082
- Goodreads5147897
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- DDC970.01
- LCCE101 .B92 1972
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- Research library of colonial Americana
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