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TTERS., on. SILESIA ; written during a
Tour through that Country .in the Years t8:0 and
By His Excellency 10HN QUINCY ADAMS,
Then Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States to the
Court of Berlin, and since a Member of the Atnetic:ut
Senate: •

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