The Pennsylvania delegation to the Continental Congress, 1778-1789 their contributions to the development of the United States : a research study of select PA delegates
The Pennsylvania delegation to the Continental Congress was composed of able men of varied age and background. They were directly involved and significantly influential in the Congressional decisions made during the central government's developmental stages. Many of these delegates were important an...
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[Erie, Pa.] :
A.S. Rogowski,
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