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M. Archer

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Cover of Tales Of Three Centuries: A Huguenot Family, The Pilgrim Fathers, The Desert, Tr. (by E. Millard And M. Archer)....

Tales Of Three Centuries: A Huguenot Family, The Pilgrim Fathers, The Desert, Tr. (by E. Millard And M. Archer)....

Madame de Witt née Guizot · First published 2012

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Placeholder cover for Mary E. Martin. Claims transmitting a copy of the findings of the court in the case of Mary E.Martin, widow (remarried) of Samson M. Archer, deceased, against the United States

Mary E. Martin. Claims transmitting a copy of the findings of the court in the case of Mary E.Martin, widow (remarried) of Samson M. Archer, deceased, against the United States

United States. Congress. House. Committee on War Claims. · First published 1916

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Cover of Christina North, by E.M. Archer

Christina North, by E.M. Archer

Eleanor A. Towle · First published 1872

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Eliza M. Archer

United States. Congress. House. Committee on Naval Affairs · First published 1858

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Placeholder cover for Index of personal names, "Genealogical history of the Archer family", 1803-1919, by M. B. Archer, published by the F. J. Heer Printing Co., Columbus, Ohio, 1919

Index of personal names, "Genealogical history of the Archer family", 1803-1919, by M. B. Archer, published by the F. J. Heer Printing Co., Columbus, Ohio, 1919

George W. Archer · First published 1976

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Placeholder cover for John G. Archer, compl't. vs. Thomas S. M'Cay

John G. Archer, compl't. vs. Thomas S. M'Cay

John G. Archer · First published 1858

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Cover of A short sketch of a few experiments,made by Clement Archer, M.D. M.R.I.A. late lecturer on chemistry, &c. in Dublin, and at present a physician at Bath, to ascertain the nature and properties of two springs of mineral water, lately discovered by colonel Riddell, in the garden of his cottage, (called Cambray Cottage) Cheltenham

A short sketch of a few experiments,made by Clement Archer, M.D. M.R.I.A. late lecturer on chemistry, &c. in Dublin, and at present a physician at Bath, to ascertain the nature and properties of two springs of mineral water, lately discovered by colonel Riddell, in the garden of his cottage, (called Cambray Cottage) Cheltenham

Clement Archer · First published 1806

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