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Court summons (

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Anderson, James

Title

Court summons

Description

Court summons for William Reed to answer the complaint of Thomas Barker.; [2] p. ; 27 x 20 cm.

Date

3 December 1860

Collection

Southwestern University

	Location	Georgetown , United States of America
	Coordinates	30° 38′ 09.6″ N, 97° 39′ 53.28″ W
	Established	1840
	Website	www.southwestern.edu
	Authority file	: Q3551493 VIAF: 131393786 ISNI: 0000000419368120 LCCN: n83236923 GND: 1061215016 WorldCat

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