Petersburg, Virginia, the Cockade City of the Union, Declared by President Madison in Bidding Farewell and Godspeed to the Company of Petersburgers Known as "Canada Volunteers", on Their Return Home After Giving Valiant Service in the War of 1812

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Publisher: Wentworth Press

Shipping dimensions: 9" H x 6" W x 1" L

ISBN: 9781372958014

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