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A tale of Lexington : a national comedy, founded on the opening of the Revolution : in three acts
by Judah, Samuel B. H. (Samuel Benjamin Helbert), ca. 1799-1876
1823
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Philadelphia, April 24, 1775. An express arrived at five o'clock this evening, by which we have the following advices : Watertown, Wednesday morning, near 10 of the clock. To all friends of American liberty
1775
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Philadelphia, April 24, 1775. An express arrived at five o'clock this evening, by which we have the following advices : Watertown, Wednesday morning, near 10 of the clock. To all friends of American liberty
1775
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Call Number: MICROFICHE AM35E NO. 14397

Philadelphia. April 25th, 1775. An express arrived at five o'clock this evening, by which we have the following advices : Watertown, Wednesday morning, near ten of the clock. To all friends of American liberty
1775
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Philadelphia. April 25th, 1775. An express arrived at five o'clock this evening, by which we have the following advices : Watertown, Wednesday morning, near ten of the clock. To all friends of American liberty
1775
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Philadelphia, April 26, 1775. Wednesday 12 o'clock. By an express just arrived, we have the following : Wallingford, Monday morning, April 24, 1775
1775
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Philadelphia, April 26, 1775. Wednesday 12 o'clock. By an express just arrived, we have the following : Wallingford, Monday morning, April 24, 1775
1775
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A tale of Lexington : a national comedy, founded on the opening of the Revolution : in three acts

Philadelphia, April 24, 1775. An express arrived at five o'clock this evening, by which we have the following advices : Watertown, Wednesday morning, near 10 of the clock. To all friends of American liberty

Philadelphia, April 24, 1775. An express arrived at five o'clock this evening, by which we have the following advices : Watertown, Wednesday morning, near 10 of the clock. To all friends of American liberty

Philadelphia. April 25th, 1775. An express arrived at five o'clock this evening, by which we have the following advices : Watertown, Wednesday morning, near ten of the clock. To all friends of American liberty

Philadelphia. April 25th, 1775. An express arrived at five o'clock this evening, by which we have the following advices : Watertown, Wednesday morning, near ten of the clock. To all friends of American liberty

Philadelphia, April 26, 1775. Wednesday 12 o'clock. By an express just arrived, we have the following : Wallingford, Monday morning, April 24, 1775

Philadelphia, April 26, 1775. Wednesday 12 o'clock. By an express just arrived, we have the following : Wallingford, Monday morning, April 24, 1775

Faith in divine providence, the great support of God's people in perilous times : A sermon, preached at Lexington, April 19, 1780. In memory of the commencement of the unnatural war between Great-Britain and America; which took place in said town April 19, 1775

Faith in divine providence, the great support of God's people in perilous times : A sermon, preached at Lexington, April 19, 1780. In memory of the commencement of the unnatural war between Great-Britain and America; which took place in said town April 19, 1775

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