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100 1  Bob-Ad-Ill, |cCaptain. |=^A479937
245 10 Where are ye all now? : |bA very curious and modest address, lately sent to Mr. Charles Ridgely, by some of the great men of Baltimore-Town, versified.
260    [Baltimore] : |b[Printed by Mary Katherine Goddard], |c[1774]
300    1 sheet (1 unnumbered page)
336    text |2rdacontent
337    microform |2rdamedia
338    microfiche |2rdacarrier
490 1  Early American imprints. First series ; |vno. 18884
500    A poetical address to Ridgely, calling on him to withdraw his candidacy for the Assembly in favor of Robert Alexander. It refers to the contemplated trip of the governor to Great Britain, doubtless Eden's hurried visit to England in 1774.
500    Thirty-eight lines of verse; first line: We the principal merchants of Baltimore-Town.
500    Signed: Captain Bob-Ad-Ill.
500    Imprint supplied by Wroth. Evans mistakenly supplies the imprint: [Baltimore: Printed by William Goddard, 1784].
510 4  Evans |c18884
510 4  Wroth, L.C. Maryland, |c341
510 4  Wheeler, J.T. Maryland, |c362
533     |3Joyner-Microfiche. |b[New York : |cReadex Microprint, |d1985] |e11 x 15 cm. |f(Early American imprints. First series ; no. 18884).
600 10 Ridgeley, Charles, |d1733-1790. |?UNAUTHORIZED
650  0 Campaign literature, 1774 |zNew Jersey. |?UNAUTHORIZED
651  0 Maryland |xPolitics and government |yTo 1775. |=^A171710
655  7 Broadsides. |2rbgenr
655  7 Poems |y1774. |2rbgenr
740 0  We the principal merchants of Baltimore-Town.
752    United States |bMaryland |dBaltimore.
830  0 Early American imprints. |nFirst series ; |vno. 18884. |=^A478749
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