Maj. Gaspar Tochman & Mrs. Tochman, (the late Hungarian Heroine), their Connection with Hungarian Struggles, Hungarian Exiles, and the Misfortune which Compells the Undersigned to make the following Statements to an Enlightened Community of the District of Columbia.

Singerman ID
1172
Year
1851
Entry
[Ahna, Henri de]. Maj. Gaspar Tochman & Mrs. Tochman, (the late Hungarian Heroine), their Connection with Hungarian Struggles, Hungarian Exiles, and the Misfortune which Compells the Undersigned to make the following Statements to an Enlightened Community of the District of Columbia. [Washington, D.C., 1851]. 9 p.
Author/Editor
Ahna, Henri de
Location
Washington, DC
Holdings
DLC
OCH
Title
Maj. Gaspar Tochman & Mrs. Tochman, (the late Hungarian Heroine), their Connection with Hungarian Struggles, Hungarian Exiles, and the Misfortune which Compells the Undersigned to make the following Statements to an Enlightened Community of the District of Columbia.
Language
English
Notes
Cover title: The Greatest Humbug of the Day.
Collection
Chronological File, 1676 to 1900

Part of Maj. Gaspar Tochman & Mrs. Tochman, (the late Hungarian Heroine), their Connection with Hungarian Struggles, Hungarian Exiles, and the Misfortune which Compells the Undersigned to make the following Statements to an Enlightened Community of the District of Columbia.

Ahna, Henri de, “Maj. Gaspar Tochman & Mrs. Tochman, (the late Hungarian Heroine), their Connection with Hungarian Struggles, Hungarian Exiles, and the Misfortune which Compells the Undersigned to make the following Statements to an Enlightened Community of the District of Columbia.”, Judaica Americana II, accessed September 16, 2024, https://judaicadhpenn.org/legacyprojects/s/singerman/item/50853