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1903

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Green linen hard cover with illustration of man holding a snake, red lettering. Gold lettering on spine. Pencil scribble inside cover and stamp which reads Albany Senior School, Feb. 1909 -----. On preface page in ink ' V.Batelier'. Preface to all editions 1st edition Nov. 30 1857. Index, and appendix. 362 pages, black & white illustrations.

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cwa-org-51-B2009.1

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BUCKLAND, Francis T.

Keywords

Education - Science

Year

Statement of significance

V. Batelier association, local Albany identity.

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Sunday, 20 September, 2020

Albany Historical Society Inc

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