Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
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TNHE LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON
n RY JAMES PARTON

Author of Life of Aaron Burr" etc.
Three Volumes 636 to 3i pages each with portraits
CROWN OCTAVE EDITIoN.-Cloth Binding IS; Sheen
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Mr. Parton has been several wears engaged in the pren
aation of this work and has bestowed upon the most
careful research and Investigation The first volume of
the subscribers Edition was issued year since; the
second published last spring. ana the third aud last
is completed, OF the first and second Volumes the
"The life of Andrew jackson was indeed an eventful
one and the events that crowded into his career as
most important in the history of our country Tios
Gazette Almost all that relates to him is peculiar eX-
Those who have been most familiar with the career of
@ VII o9 at the mass of matter
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at equally free from the spirit detraction on the
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| Steel Portraits. Cloth, 81 80.
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