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J. B. Joseph

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Placeholder cover for Reply of Joseph Smith, to the letter of J.A. B-----. [i.e. James Arlington Bennet] of A-------n [i.e. Arlington] house, New York

Reply of Joseph Smith, to the letter of J.A. B-----. [i.e. James Arlington Bennet] of A-------n [i.e. Arlington] house, New York

Smith, Joseph Jr, James Arlington Bennet · First published 1843

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Placeholder cover for An account of the great robberies, perpetrated by a band of robbers, &c. on properties of J[oseph]. C[olby]. esq. Capt. B[enjamin]. E[mery]. W[oodman]. & Lt. J[onathan]. H[errick]. jun. on the evening of March 1, 1815, at New-London, N.H. ...

An account of the great robberies, perpetrated by a band of robbers, &c. on properties of J[oseph]. C[olby]. esq. Capt. B[enjamin]. E[mery]. W[oodman]. & Lt. J[onathan]. H[errick]. jun. on the evening of March 1, 1815, at New-London, N.H. ...

New London pseud, Joseph Colby · First published 1816

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Placeholder cover for The extraordinary and singular law-case of Joseph Parker, who was indicted as Thomas Hoag alias dictus Joseph Parker, for bigamy, at the Court of Oyer and Terminer, held in the City of New York, before the Honorable B. Livingston, J.B. Prevot, Esq. and Jacob Martin. Esq., alderman in said city

The extraordinary and singular law-case of Joseph Parker, who was indicted as Thomas Hoag alias dictus Joseph Parker, for bigamy, at the Court of Oyer and Terminer, held in the City of New York, before the Honorable B. Livingston, J.B. Prevot, Esq. and Jacob Martin. Esq., alderman in said city

Parker, Joseph · First published 1808

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