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The Oil Regions of Pennsylvania, Showing Where Petroleum Is Found; How It Is Obtained, and at What Cost
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Contributions to the Apocryphal Literature of the New Testament, Collected and Edited from Syriac Manuscripts in the British Museum
A Short History of Syriac Literature
A Grammar of the Arabic Language Volume 1
Elementary Arabic
A Summary of Controuersies Wherein Are Briefly Treated the Cheefe Questions of Diuinity, Now a Dayes in Dispute Betweene Catholikes & Protestants
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