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Bound Volumes

BV 1: London Chronicle January – June 1762

BV 2: London Chronicle July – December 1762

BV 3: London Chronicle July – December 1771

BV 4: The Morning Chronicle and London Advertiser for 1784

BV 5: The Balance and Columbian Repository (Hudson, NY) 1803

BV 6: The Balance and Columbian Repository from Hudson, NY, 1803 and 1804

BV 7: 91 issues of Massachusetts Spy, or Worcester Gazette 1803 - 1806

BV 8: 35 issues of The Salem Register 1806

BV 9: Sunday’s The Examiner (London) 1812

BV 10: The Harbinger 1846-1847

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Mark Coddington
coddingtonm@wlu.edu
Administrative Assistant:
Robin Grivetti
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Lexington, Virginia 24450
540-458-8432

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