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Title: 1. Across America; or, the Great West and the Pacific
Coast.Publisher: British Library, Historical Print EditionsThe
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edition identification: ++++ British Library Rusling, James Fowler;
1877 515 p.; 8 . 10413.g.3.
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By order of the United States government. With a map of entire
route and eight full-page engravings. With a chapter of advice to
emigrants and settlers. By James F. Rusling.
By order of the United States government. With a map of entire
route and eight full-page engravings. With a chapter of advice to
emigrants and settlers. By James F. Rusling.
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