CT Gov John Cotton Smith 1816 Proclamation Broadside Celebration Good Friday

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CT Gov John Cotton Smith 1816 Proclamation Broadside Celebration Good Friday:
$175.00

An Original 1816 State of Connecticut broadside for Good Friday. A Proclamation by the Governor that all would celebrate a Day of Fasting, Prayer, Celebration.. on the Friday, the twelth day of April, 1816. This was issued the 19th of February in the Year of our Lord 1816 on the 40th day year of our Independence...
A great historical document. Affixed to a very early board and weathering and repairs to the document. The edges on either side are missing although the right boundry is largely there but rolled over and could be restored.
Approximate Size:H - 21.5\"
W - 14.8\"About Me
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