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An edition of Mr. Key's song (1937)

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During a war between the English and Americans, an American doctor was unjustly taken prisoner aboard an English ship. Francis Scott Key went to plead for the prisoner, and while on board the ship saw the battle which inspired him to write The Star-Spangled Banner

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Publisher
Lerner Pub. Co.
Language
English
Pages
60

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Subjects
History, Juvenile literature, Star-spangled banner (Song), United States War of 1812
People
Francis Scott Key (1779-1843)
Places
United States
Times
War of 1812

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Cover of: Mr. Key's song
Mr. Key's song
1967, Lerner Pub. Co.
in English - Rev. ed.
Cover of: Mr. Key's song
Mr. Key's song
1967, Lerner Pub. Co.
in English - Rev. ed
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Cover of: Mr. Key's song
Mr. Key's song
1967, Lerner Pub. Co.
in English - Rev. ed.
Cover of: Mr. Key's song
Mr. Key's song
1937, Grosset & Dunlap
in English
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Published in
Minneapolis

Classifications

Library of Congress
CS71.G133 1966b

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Pagination
[60] p.
Number of pages
60

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL22806420M
LCCN
68000593

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Buffalo State College record
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During a war between the English and Americans, an American doctor was unjustly taken prisoner aboard an English ship. Francis Scott Key went to plead for the prisoner, and while on board the ship saw the battle which inspired him to write the Star-spangled banner.

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