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Remarks upon a Letter to the Printer of the Birmingham Gazette, Dated October 14, 1791, and Also upon a Letter Addressed to the Inhabitants of ... 8, 1791, by William Field Second Edition
Remarks upon a Letter to the Printer of the Birmingham Gazette, Dated October 14, 1791, and Also upon a Letter Addressed to the Inhabitants of ... By R. Miller, Vicar. And H. Laugharne, ...
The Duty of Parents Considered in a Sermon Preached in the Methodist-Chapel, at Dewsbury, in Yorkshire, on Sunday March 16th, 1800. By Robert Miller, M.G
A Small Sketch of Several Scriptural Doctrines Which Are Taught Amongst the Methodists. Addressed to Penitent Sinners of Every Denomination. By Robert Miller, P.G
John Knox and the Town Council of Edinburgh
John Knox and the Town Council of Edinburgh
Practical Arithmetic for Schools
John Knox and the Town Council of Edinburgh

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