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1. The communities of New York and the Civil War; the recruiting areas of the New York Civil War regiments
Phisterer, Frederick
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- Name: Phisterer, Frederick
- Published: New York Public Library: New York. 1962
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2. Conference House, Tottenville, Staten Island, New York : maintained by the Conference House Association, Inc. as a memorial to Benjamin Frankllin, John Adams, Edward Rutledge and thier reiteration on September 11, 1776 of the Declaration of Independence
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- Published: Conference House Assoc., Inc: Staten Island, N.Y. 1957?]
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3. La destruction de la statue royale a Nouvelle Yorck Die zerstorung der koniglichen bild saule zu Neu Yorck
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- Published: Chez Basset, Rue St. Jacques: Paris. [177-]
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4. Gateway National Recreation Area : a proposal
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- Published: The Bureau?: Washington, D.C.?. 1970?]
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5. Gateway National Recreation Area : decisions paper
United States. National Park Service
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- Name: United States. National Park Service
- Published: Denver Service Center: Denver. 1978]
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6. Letter from the Secretary of War transmitting, with a letter from the Chief of Engineers, reports on examination and survey of Arthur Kill, or Staten Island Sound, New York and New Jersey
Root, Elihu, 1845-1937
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- Name: Root, Elihu, 1845-1937
- Published: G.P.O: Washington, D.C. 1900]
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7. Mr. Baker, from the Committee on Commerce, submitted the following report : to accompany H.R. 12042
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- Published: G.P.O.]: Washington, D.C. 1890
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