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Considerations Humbly Offered, First, to the Inhabitants of the City and Liberty of Westminster. Secondly, to the Worthy Liverymen of the City of Lond
Grammar and Rhetorick, Being the First and Third Volumes of the Circle of the Sciences. Considerably Enlarged, and Greatly Improved
The British Hero and Ignoble Poltron Contrasted
The British Magazine
Specimens of Gothic Ornaments Selected from the Parish Church of Lavenham in Suffolk on Forty Plates
Berashith; or, the First Book of Moses, Call'd Genesis. Translated from the Original, . By John Lookup, Esq
The Poliorciad
The Glorious Life, and Heroick Actions of the Most Potent Prince William III. Of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland, King, &C. Containing an Impar
The Case of the Condemn'd Lords
An Act for Annexing Certain Forfeited Estates in Scotland to the Crown Unalienably; and for Making Satisfaction to the Lawful Creditors Thereupon; An

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