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Title: The Yankee Tea-party
Or, Boston in 1773

Author: Henry C. Watson

Release Date: May 29, 2005 [eBook #15938]

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THE YANKEE TEA-PARTY;

Or, Boston in 1773

by

HENRY C. WATSON,

Author of "The Camp-Fires of the American Revolution,"
"The Old Bell of Independence," etc. etc.

With Illustrations

Philadelphia:
Lindsay And Blakiston

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