A letter addressed to the people of Maryland, giving a short account of the country on the south shore of Lake Erie [electronic resource] ; including a brief description of its situation, climate, soil, productions, trade, commerce, manufactures and exports; : shewing the advantages it offers to the middling people of Maryland to emigrate. / By James Tongue, M.D. &c. of Maryland. ; [Two lines of quotations].

Author: Tongue, James, 1779-1843
Published: Washington City [D.C.] : Printed by J.D. Westcott and R. Dinmore, 1807.
Physical Description: 32 pages ; 24 cm

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Letter to the people of Maryland

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Caption and running titles: A letter to the people of Maryland.
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