Description - Narrative of the Massacre, by the Savages, of the Wife & Children of Thomas Baldwin: Who, Since the Melancholy Period of the Destruction of His Unfortunate Family, Has Dwelt Entirely Alone, in a Hut of His Own Construction, Secluded from Human... by Professor of Philosophy Thomas Baldwin
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