Letter from Patrick Magruder, clerk of the House of Representatives, to the speaker, detailing the facts in relation to the destruction of the office of the House

Letter from Patrick Magruder, clerk of the House of Representatives, to the speaker, detailing the facts in relation to the destruction of the office of the House

by United States. Congress House, Samuel Burch, J. T. Frost, Patrick Magruder, Allen R. Boyd, Henry Walter Taylor

Book 33244 of Early American imprints --

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