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Menana, a romance of the Red Indians, in ten cantos, with notes, to which are added, The death robe, and two other poems of the American woods
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Menana, a romance of the Red Indians, in ten cantos, with notes, to which are added, The death robe, and two other poems of the American woods

Date1861
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Menana; a romance of the Red Indians, in ten cantos, with notes; to which are added, The death robe, and two other poems of the American woods
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    Hardcover books
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      CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object Number37131055366173D
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