The life and writings of Major Jack Downing of Downingville ::

The life and writings of Major Jack Downing of Downingville

away down east in the state of Maine

Smith, Seba (1792-1868)

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No. III. Giving some account of Peleg Bissel's Churn.

No. IV. The Public Crib at Washington.

No. V.

No. VI. Sir George Downing. Some account of Sir George Downing of London, supposed to be one of Major Downing's ancestors.

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THE
LIFE AND WRITINGS
OF
MAJOR JACK DOWNING,
Of Domningville,
AWAY DOWN EAST IN THE STATE OF MAINE.

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

`What makes all doctrines plain and clear? About two hundred pounds a year. And that which was proved true before, Prove false again? Two hundred more.' Hudibras.

University of Virginia Library

THE
LIFE AND WRITINGS
OF
MAJOR JACK DOWNING,
Of Domningville,
AWAY DOWN EAST IN THE STATE OF MAINE.

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

BOSTON:

LILLY, WAIT, COLMAN, & HOLDEN.

© 1833.

University of Virginia Library

THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF MAJOR JACK DOWNING, Of Domningville, AWAY DOWN EAST IN THE STATE OF MAINE.

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

BOSTON:

LILLY, WAIT, COLMAN, & HOLDEN.

© 1833.

THE
LIFE AND WRITINGS
OF
MAJOR JACK DOWNING,
Of Domningville,
AWAY DOWN EAST IN THE STATE OF MAINE.