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Brandywine

a revolutionary battlefield on the main traveled highway between New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington

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Brandywine
Bruce, Robert
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An edition of Brandywine (1922)

Brandywine

a revolutionary battlefield on the main traveled highway between New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington

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R. Bruce
Language
English
Pages
46

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Brandywine, Battle of, Pa., 1777

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Brandywine: a revolutionary battlefield on the main traveled highway between New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
1922, R. Bruce
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[Clinton, N.Y

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E241.B8 B8

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Pagination
1 p. l., [7] - 46 p.
Number of pages
46

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OL6644094M
LCCN
22010026
OCLC/WorldCat
7057766

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