[Genealib] Free to a good home: Eliot's Biographical Dictionary of New England

[Toni I. Benson]

We would be interested in this book.

Thank you,

Toni I. Benson, Local History
Van Buren District Library
200 N. Phelps St.
Decatur, MI  49045

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> The following book is free to a good home:
> 
> -  John Eliot, A Biographical Dictionary Containing a Brief Account 
> of the First Settlers and Other Eminent Characters Among the 
> Magistrates, Ministers, Literary and Worthy Men, in New England (1809)
>    NOT a reprint.  Beautiful original leather binding.  Heavy foxing 
> (it IS almost 200 years old <g>) but otherwise in very good condition.
>     For description and photo of the actual book, see:
>     http://www.archivecdbooksusa.com/find_acdb.mvc?refid=LIST&p=US0313
> 
> The book will be accompanied by a free copy of the digital book on 
> CD-ROM, a free on-site network license, and free shipping.
> 
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