The Water-witch
First published 1830
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“THE fine estuary which penetrates the American coast between the fortieth and forty-first degrees of latitude, is formed by the confluence of the Hudson, the Hackensack, the Passaic, the Raritan, and a multitude of smaller streams; all of which pour their tribute into the ocean within the spaced named.”
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Catalogue record
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- Publisher
- Quid Pro
- ISBN
- 978-1-61027-918-5
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- Publisher
- Quid Pro
- ISBNs
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- 978-1-61027-918-5
- 978-0-404-00629-7
- 978-1-4142-3214-0
- 978-1-61982-908-4
- 978-1-7989-1895-1
- 978-1-5348-5607-3
- 978-1-4065-7750-1
- 978-1-60312-907-7
- 978-0-7812-2379-9
- 978-1-4264-6065-4
- Author
- Cooper, James Fenimore
- Statement
- The Water-witch / James Fenimore Cooper.
- Records
- Open Library
- 1830s
- Historical fiction
- American literature
- Sea stories
- Bookbinding
- Specimens
- Seafaring life
- American Sea stories
- Germany
- Dresden