A declaration of the Lord Baltemore's plantation in Maryland
Subtitle: wherein is set forth how Englishmen may become angels, the King's dominions be extended and the adventurers attain land and gear; together with other advantages of that sweet land
By: A facsimile of the original tract of 1633 made, by permission, from the only known copy in the possession of his Eminence the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster
Publisher: The Lord Baltimore press
Published: 1929
Place of publication: Baltimore
Language: eng
Number of pages: 18
Subjects: Natural history; History; Description and travel
Notes: Signature of facsimile: A⁴. Head-piece. Initial.

"One hundred and twenty-five copies of this facsimile of the Lord Baltemore's Declaration of 1633, with an introduction by Lawrence C. Wroth, have been printed by the Lord Baltimore press for Willard Augustine Baldwin."

"There is good reason to believe that Father Andrew White, the Apostle of Maryland, was the author of this announcement of Lord Baltimore's project."--p. 9.