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The Search After Happiness: A Pastoral Drama. The Tenth Edition, With Additions.
The Inflexible Captive: A Tragedy. By Miss Hannah More. The Second Edition.
The History Of Mary Wood The House-Maid; Or, The Danger Of False Excuses.
A Comparative List Of British Plants (1863) A Comparative List Of British Plants (1863)
The Works Of Hannah More, Including Several Pieces Never Before Published. A New Edition. Vol. Iv.
The Works Of Hannah More, Including Several Pieces Never Before Published. Vol. Xii. A New Edition.
The Great Refusal: Being Letters Of A Dreamer In Gotham
Enchiridion Ethicum Praecipua Moralis Philosophiae Rudimenta Complectens, Illustrata Utplurimum Veterum Monumentis, & Ad Probitatem Vitae Perpetuo Acc
Hints Towards Forming The Character Of A Young Princess V1 (1805)
The Utopia Of Sir Thomas More - Scholar'S Choice Edition

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