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Boston, October 16, 1783.

Massachusetts. General Court.

Boston, October 16, 1783.

The House proceeded in the consideration of the bill for granting an impost to Congress ..

by Massachusetts. General Court.

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Published by Printed by Adams and Nourse in [Boston .
Written in

    Subjects:
  • Massachusetts -- Appropriations and expenditures.

  • Edition Notes

    SeriesEarly American imprints -- no. 19421.
    ContributionsMassachusetts.
    The Physical Object
    FormatMicroform
    Pagination1 sheet ([1] p.)
    ID Numbers
    Open LibraryOL14567762M


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