True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11


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vision of Major General Alex. Maconlb, commanding
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ORNITIOI.OGICAL BIOGRAPHY-C)r, an &C
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America, accompanied by descriptions of the objects
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Oye TAYLOR, Professor OF Popular Education in the
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Edited by Miss Leslie.
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II IVES OF TIE NECROMANCERS, or, an ac-
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janet
FHN1E LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &c.-The
4 Language of Flowers, illustrated by cooled en-
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The Moral of Flowers, illustrated by ceiorcd ensra-
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