An edition of The great highway (1927)

The great highway

a world's war path : synopsis of essential events occuring chiefly enroute between Albany, Lake George and Lake Champlain

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The great highway
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An edition of The great highway (1927)

The great highway

a world's war path : synopsis of essential events occuring chiefly enroute between Albany, Lake George and Lake Champlain

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A. Wakeman
Language
English
Pages
36

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Subjects

Chronology, Discovery and exploration, History

Places

Albany (N.Y.), George, Lake (N.Y. : Lake), Lake (N.Y. : Lake) George, New York (State), Region Champlain, Lake

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The great highway: a world's war path : synopsis of essential events occuring chiefly enroute between Albany, Lake George and Lake Champlain
1927, A. Wakeman
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F122 .W15

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Pagination
36 p. :
Number of pages
36

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6708343M
LCCN
27024710
OCLC/WorldCat
18039666

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