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Narrative of the oppressive law proceedings, and other measures, resorted to by the British government, and numerous private individuals, to overpower the Earl of Stirling and subvert his lawful rights. Written by himself. Also A genealogical account of the family of Alexander, earls of Stirling, &c. ... followed by An historical view of their hereditary possessions in Nova Scotia, Canada, &c. by… by Humphrys-Alexander, Alexander, calling himself earl of Stirling, 1783-1859. is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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- Author
- Humphrys-Alexander, Alexander, calling himself earl of Stirling, 1783-1859.
- Publisher
- [J. Walker, printer], 1836.
- Published
- 1836
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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