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A reply to the statements of Hon. Samuel Hooper, in a pamphlet fancifully entitled " A defence of the merchants of Boston," which justify the wine frauds of J. D. & M. Williams and the official misconduct of Timothy B. Dix, and asperse the character of "John Z. Goodrich, ex-collector of customs." by Goodrich, John Z., b 1801. is a book available to read on EtoBox.
- Author
- Goodrich, John Z., b 1801.
- Publisher
- Rockwell & Rollins, printer, 1867.
- Published
- 1867
- Language
- EN
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