In which printing does the archive hold A Ballad of the French Fleet?
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The archive's own telling of A Ballad of the French Fleet is the one printed in Samuel Adams Drake (1884), as the record's own telling records. urn:lemay:boston:entity:a-ballad-of-the-french-fleet
The record names the printing its telling comes from. It is not a claim that the tale was first printed there. urn:lemay:boston:entity:a-ballad-of-the-french-fleet
The records this answer rests on
- A Ballad of the French Fleet — entityurn:lemay:boston:entity:a-ballad-of-the-french-fleet
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- Question derived from
- Which printing of a tale the archive holds
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- Records composed over
- 8
- Nearest record, cosine distance
- 0.339
- Composition packet digest
- ee7e0f8149e3fe322c3643a30af22dc81eec4c9dc945adddef7ed325d56a49c1
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