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NEW YORK (CITY)--HISTORY.
Andrews, William Loring, 1837-
New York as Washington knew it after the revolution, by William Loring Andrews. New York, C. Seribner’s sons, 1905,
xv, th, 91, 11 p., 11. incl, front., illus., plan, facsims. 23)",
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“A study in book-making in plain black and white in which typography and copper-plates engraved by hand are the only agencies employed.”
“Of this book one hundred and thirty-five copies have been printed upon French hand-made paper, and thirty-two copies upon imperial Japan paper from the Japanese government paper mill at Tokio. The right is reserved to print a few extra copies of the engravings by Mr. Smith, none of which will be offered for sale,”
1. New York (City)—Hist. 2. Washington, George, pres. U. S., 1732- 1799. I, Smith, Sid ey L., engr. II. Thtls. Another copy. 23.5cem.
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