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A poster of "The First Prayer in Congress" by Rev. J. Duche from Thatcher's Military Journal in December 1777. J. Boller reproduced and copyrighted the prayer as "a sacred relic of olden times." This document was published in Lexington, Illinois in 1880.
Location of publication or printing
Lexington (Ill.)
Publisher or printer
Boller, J.
Dimensions
42.9 cm x 35.8 cm
Subject
Religion
Genre
Posters
Geographic coverage
Illinois
Language
English
Local Identifier
0418_0162_01
Rights Description
No Copyright - United States
Repository
Illinois History and Lincoln Collections
Collection Title
IHLC Collection of Illinois and U.S. History Broadsides and Printed Ephemera
A poster of "The First Prayer in Congress" by Rev. J. Duche from Thatcher's Military Journal in December 1777. J. Boller reproduced and copyrighted the prayer as "a sacred relic of olden times." This document was published in Lexington, Illinois in 1880.
Location of publication or printing
Lexington (Ill.)
Publisher or printer
Boller, J.
Dimensions
42.9 cm x 35.8 cm
Subject
Religion
Genre
Posters
Geographic coverage
Illinois
Language
English
Local Identifier
0418_0162_01
Rights Description
No Copyright - United States
Repository
Illinois History and Lincoln Collections
Collection Title
IHLC Collection of Illinois and U.S. History Broadsides and Printed Ephemera