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Seventh and Walnut: Life in Colonial Philadelphia

by James E. Knight

Other authors: George Guzzi (Illustrator)

Series: Adventures in Colonial America

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A night watchman who is also the town crier in colonial Philadelphia talks about the daily life in the city, its leading citizens, and important landmarks as he shows a visitor to Chestnut Street.
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974.8History and Geography › North America › Northeastern U.S. › Pennsylvania

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F158.K58Local History of the United States, Canada and Latin America › United States local history › Pennsylvania

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