Multiple Contributors Books

Memoirs of Maria, a Persian Slave. ... Of 2; Volume 2
Memoirs of a Demi-Rep of Fashion; or, the Private History of Miss Amelia Gunnersbury. Containing Curious Anecdotes of Persons of the First Rank, Which ... In Two Volumes. ... Of 2; Volume 1
Elementa Logicae. Subjicitur Appendix de Usu Logicae
The Charter, Laws, and Catalogue of Books, of the Library Company of Philadelphia. With a Short Account of the Library Prefixed. [One Line of Quotation in Latin]
A Dissertation on Comets. Extracted from the Writings of the Most Eminent Modern Astronomers and Philosophers. ... To Which Is Prefixed, the Theory of a Comet, by Sir Isaac Newton
The Analyst
Experimental Observations on the Water of the Mineral Spring Near Islington, Commonly Called New Tunbridge Wells
The General Election. A Series of Letters Chiefly Between Two Female Friends. In Two Volumes. ... Of 2; Volume 1
The School for Fathers; or, the Victim of a Curse. A Novel. Containing Authentic Memoirs and Anecdotes, with Historical Facts. In Three Volumes. ... Of 3; Volume 2
A Scheme or Proposal for Taking off the Several Taxes on Land, Soap, Starch, ... And Replacing the Said Duties by Another Tax,

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