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Tuskaloosa, the Origin of its Name, its History, etc. (A Paper Read before the Alabama Historical Society) (1876)
Tuskaloosa, the Origin of its Name, its History, etc. (A Paper Read before the Alabama Historical Society) (1876) by Thomas Maxwell - a complete public-domain Alabama history volume.
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A public-domain Alabama historical work, 'Tuskaloosa, the Origin of its Name, its History, etc. (A Paper Read before the Alabama Historical Society)' (Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1876), preserved complete and searchable. Part of the southern-history collection.
- Date
- 1876
- Credits
- Thomas Maxwell
- Publisher
- Tuscaloosa, Ala.
- Where to find it
- 102 pages
- Reference collection
- Internet Archive (digitized by the Library of Congress / Google)
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Thomas Maxwell. Tuskaloosa, the Origin of its Name, its History, etc. (A Paper Read before the Alabama Historical Society). Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1876.
Public domain. Published 1876 in the United States; copyright long expired. Internet Archive / Library of Congress digitized copy.
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