Caleb Haskell Books

11 editions 1754–1829

United States History Revolution, 1775-1783 Personal Narratives Quebec Invasion, 1775-1776

Caleb Haskell's Diary, May 5, 1775-May 30, 1776

2010

Caleb Haskell's Diary, May 5, 1775-May 30, 1776

2007

Caleb Haskell's Diary, May 5, 1775-May 30, 1776

1980

Caleb Haskell's Diary

2012

Caleb Haskell's Diary, May 5, 1775-May 30, 1776

2011

Caleb Haskell's Diary, May 5, 1775-May 30, 1776

2010

Caleb Haskell's Diary, May 5, 1775-May 30, 1776

2010

Caleb Haskell's Diary, May 5, 1775-May 30, 1776

2010

Caleb Haskell's Diary. May 5, 1775-May 30, 1776; a Revolutionary Soldier's Record Before Boston and with Arnold's Quebec Expedition

2010

Caleb Haskell's Diary. May 5, 1775-May 30, 1776. A Revolutionary Soldier's Record Before Boston and with Arnold's Quebec Expedition

2010

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