Item - Star-Spangled Dick, or, The Boy Hero of Wyoming

New York Weekly edition

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Series:	New York Weekly v. 33 no. 36 (chapters I-IV, pages 1-2)
Item:	Star-Spangled Dick, or, The Boy Hero of Wyoming
Author:	Taylor, R. M.
Date:	July 22, 1878
First Sentence:	One hundred years ago our brave American boys were immersed in the very hottest center of the long, fierce flight which unfurled, free, proud, and recognized by all the world, that flag whose - "hues were born in Heaven."

New York Weekly edition

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Series:	New York Weekly v. 33 no. 37 (chapters V-VIII, pages 1-2)
Item:	Star-Spangled Dick, or, The Boy Hero of Wyoming
Author:	Taylor, R. M.
Date:	July 29, 1878

New York Weekly edition

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Series:	New York Weekly v. 33 no. 38 (chapters IX-XII, page 5)
Item:	Star-Spangled Dick, or, The Boy Hero of Wyoming
Author:	Taylor, R. M.
Date:	August 5, 1878

New York Weekly edition

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Series:	New York Weekly v. 33 no. 39 (chapters XIII-XVIII, page 5)
Item:	Star-Spangled Dick, or, The Boy Hero of Wyoming
Author:	Taylor, R. M.
Date:	August 12, 1878

New York Weekly edition

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Series:	New York Weekly v. 33 no. 40 (chapters XIX-XXI (conclusion), pages 2-3)
Item:	Star-Spangled Dick, or, The Boy Hero of Wyoming
Author:	Taylor, R. M.
Date:	August 19, 1878
Last Sentence:	"Oh, Tory Butler he is slain!"

Nugget Library edition

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Series:	Nugget Library no. 62
Item:	Star-Spangled Dick, or, The Boy Hero of Wyoming
Author:	Taylor, R. M.
Date:	October 9, 1890
OCLC Number:	859155751
First Sentence:	In the summer of 1778, the American troops, under the command of Washington, and the British, under the command of Sir Henry Clinton, occupied the section of country then known as the valley of Wyoming.