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The Statutes at Large, from the Second Year of the Reign of King George the Third to the End of the Last Session of Parliament. ... With a Copious ... Acts, ... Volume the Ninth. Of 9; Volume 9
An Abstract of Astronomy, Geography, Natural Philosophy, Mythology, and History
The Medleys for the Year 1711. To Which Are Prefix'd, the Five Whig-Examiners
Public Characters of 1799-1800. To Be Continued Annually
Minutes of the Evidence Taken at the Trial of Warren Hastings Esquire, Late Governor General of Bengal, at the Bar of the House of Lords, ... Of 11; Volume 7
The Spectator. ... Of 8; Volume 8
The Spectator. ... Of 8; Volume 7
The Spectator. ... Of 8; Volume 2
The Spectator. Volume the Seventh. Of 8; Volume 7
The Spectator. Volume the Third. Of 8; Volume 3

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