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Catechesis Ecclesiæ Anglicanæ, Una Cum Precibus Aliquot Selectis, in Usum Scholæ Regis Edwardi Ejus Nominis Sexti in Burgo Sancti Edmundi
Poetry of Nature, Comprising, a Selection of the Most Sublime and Beautiful Apostrophes, Histories, Songs, Elegies, from the Works of the Caledonian ... Execution in a Style Entirely New
A Little More of That Same
A Voice from the Shades
Arabian Nights Entertainments
The Assembly's Shorter Catechism Explained, by Way of Question and Answer. Part I. ... By Some Ministers of the Gospel. The Eighth Edition. ...
A New Pocket Companion for Oxford
The Book of Common Prayer, and Administration of the Sacraments, ... Together with the Psalter ...
The Spectator, in Eight Volumes. ... Volume 7 Of 8
A Dispassionate Remonstrance of the Nature and Tendency of the Laws Now in Force for the Reduction of Interest, and the Consequences That Must ... Proposal for Universal and Immediate Redress

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