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The townships or grants east of Lake Champlain are laid down as granted by the state of New Hamphshire Except those that are marked Y. which were granted by the state of New York

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1778?]
Call number: 71007
Creator: Romans, Bernard (1741?-approximately 1784)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 51 x 64 cm
Associated people: Stevens, Henry, (1819-1886,)
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The townships or grants east of Lake Champlain are laid down as granted by the state of New Hamphshire Except those that are marked Y. which were granted by the state of New York

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