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Heroes of the revolution with fine portraits.
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Dimensions: 14.5 x 9.5 cm
LC Call Number: E201 1861.G7
OCLC: 1479752697
Accession Number: OML-1861-129
Heroes of the revolution with fine portraits.

Apuntes de geografia patria pertenecientes a Genaro Juarez.
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Date Produced: 1927
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Dimensions: 11 x 16.5 cm
LC Call Number: G4412.S1 1927 J8
OCLC: 1498402446
Accession Number: OML-1927-205
Apuntes de geografia patria pertenecientes a Genaro Juarez.

State of Maine First Annual Report State Water Storage Commission, January, 1911.
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Dimensions: 23 x 14.5 cm
LC Call Number: G3731.C3 1911 M3
OCLC: 1498856273
Accession Number: OML-1911-128
State of Maine First Annual Report State Water Storage Commission, January, 1911.

Peat Deposits in Maine.
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Dimensions: 23 x 15 cm
LC Call Number: QE 75.B9 no. 376
OCLC: 271151
Accession Number: OML-1909-157
Peat Deposits in Maine.

The Granites of Maine
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Dimensions: 23 x 15 cm
LC Call Number: QE 75.B9 [no. 313]
OCLC: 5764650
Accession Number: OML-1907-143
The Granites of Maine

Maine State Agricultural Society's Fair.
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Date/Date Range: Sep 1906
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Dimensions: 149 x 101 cm on wood rods.
LC Call Number: NC 1002.B7 1907 M3
OCLC: 1503503246
Accession Number: OML-1906-165
Maine State Agricultural Society's Fair.

Free American
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Dimensions: Cover: 57.5 x 39 cm pages: 57 x 38.5 cm
Historical Context: In 1828 New York State abolished slavery. Throughout the 1830's and 1840's several abolitionist newspapers such as William Lloyd Garrison's "The Liberator" and Frederick Douglass's "The North Star" became the catalysts to abolish slavery. The Free American, the Emancipator founded by the Liberty Party ran pro-abolitionist candidates between 1840 and 1844 which were featured in the newspaper.
LC Call Number: AP2.A2 1841 K5
OCLC: 1501986166
Accession Number: OML-1841-24
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Free American

Resolves of the General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Dimensions: 36 x 23 cm
Historical Context: The one resolve of interest for maps was the proposal of Osgood Carleton and John Norman to create maps for the Commonwealth. Carleton was a cartographer, surveyor, mathematical and navigational teacher. John Norman was an engraver and publisher in Boston and printed the District of Maine map. In 1791 he published the American Pilot.
LC Call Number: KFM 2445 1797.M3
OCLC: 1504415130
Accession Number: OML-1797-18
Resolves of the General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.