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The Baltimore Sun: 1837-1987, by Harold A. Williams conjures images of a lost

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conjures images of a lost New York City—the Lower East Side

Long-arm quilter Harriet Truman and her quilt group the Loose Threads set off for what should be an enjoyable week of stitching at the Angel Harbor Folk Art School

Brooklyn-born Jennie Jerome married into the British aristocracy in 1874

but it did not stop her maneuverings

One of Harry's sons

The Baltimore Sun: 1837-1987, by Harold A. Williams conjures images of a lostTraces the first one hundred and fifty years of the paper's history, describes its major accomplishments, and looks at the paper's current operations Used. Hardcover. Good condition. Some wear and tear. Some shelf wear to the bottom of the right front corner, the bottom of the dust jacket, and the bottom of the spine. Medium damage to the top of the dust jacket. Price and date marked in pencil on the fly page by previous seller. Cat not included.

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