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The American privateer and the secret copy of the Declaration of Independence
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Catalogue reference: TS 12/54
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Transferred to MPD 1/167
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- Americas
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TS 12
Treasury Solicitor and HM Procurator General: Bona Vacantia, West New Jersey Society
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