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Title The Cornwall chronicle (Jamaica) 1776-1794.
Alternative Title The Cornwall chronicle, 1776-1794
Publication Info [East Ardsley] : Micro Methods, c1971.


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 Wilberforce Institute  AN 6 C82  Reels 1-3  DEPT DECISION  ASK AT DEPT
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Descript 3 microfilm reels.
Note R96806.
Printed by James Farrin at Montego Bay, Jamaica. Its main function was to relate the affairs of the island and also happenings of interest in America which were reported on a state by state basis. A large proportion consists of advertisements, which form a unique source for tracing the trade patterns, land holdings and slave conditions in 18th century Jamaica. From Bristol City Library.
Container title: The Cornwall chronicle, 1776-1794.
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Subject Jamaica -- Newspapers.
Alternative Title The Cornwall chronicle, 1776-1794
Descript 3 microfilm reels.
Note R96806.
Printed by James Farrin at Montego Bay, Jamaica. Its main function was to relate the affairs of the island and also happenings of interest in America which were reported on a state by state basis. A large proportion consists of advertisements, which form a unique source for tracing the trade patterns, land holdings and slave conditions in 18th century Jamaica. From Bristol City Library.
Container title: The Cornwall chronicle, 1776-1794.
Subject Jamaica -- Newspapers.
Alternative Title The Cornwall chronicle, 1776-1794
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 Wilberforce Institute  AN 6 C82  Reels 1-3  DEPT DECISION  ASK AT DEPT

Subject Jamaica -- Newspapers.
Descript 3 microfilm reels.
Note R96806.
Printed by James Farrin at Montego Bay, Jamaica. Its main function was to relate the affairs of the island and also happenings of interest in America which were reported on a state by state basis. A large proportion consists of advertisements, which form a unique source for tracing the trade patterns, land holdings and slave conditions in 18th century Jamaica. From Bristol City Library.
Container title: The Cornwall chronicle, 1776-1794.
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