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At a Meeting of the Delegates Appointed by the Several Counties of the Province of Maryland, at the City of Annapolis, on Wednesday the 26th Day of ... the 14th Day of August, in the Same Year. ... See Notes Multiple Contributors

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Library of Congress

W001913

Part of the Journal of the Maryland Convention, July 26-Aug. 14, 1775. Caption title. The Library of Congress copy was found in a copy of the Maryland gazette and is probably a supplement to it. Ascribed to the press of Frederick Green by Evans.

[Annapolis : Printed by Frederick Green, 1775]. 4p. ; 2°