Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Century and a Half of Pittsburg and Her People, Vol. 1
Mr. Boucher desires us to state further that he has been untrammelled in the preparation of the work, freely treating of events and men as he thought they deserved. If he has given too great a prominence to any subject, or has withheld from some true hero an encomium justly due him, it is a mistake in the judgment of the author, and is not due to any obligation on his part to eulogize or censure any person or event treated in these pages.
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