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A Collection of Original Letters and Papers, Concerning the Affairs of England, from the Year 1641 to 1660. Found Among the Duke of Ormonde's Papers. In Two Volumes. By Tho. Carte, M.a. Of 2; Volume 1
Les Amours de Henri Iv, Roi de France, Avec Ses Lettres Galantes À la Duchesse de Beaufort, Et À la Marquise de Verneuil; ... Of 2; Volume 2
Poems on Affairs of State
Medulla Poetarum Romanorum
Medulla Poetarum Romanorum
The Guardian. ... Of 2; Volume 2
The Guardian. ... Of 2; Volume 1
A General Index of All the Matters Contained in the Seven Volumes of the Philosophical Transactions Abridged; from the Beginning to the Year 1733
The Guardian. ... Of 2; Volume 2
The London Monthly Mercury; or, Foreign Literary Intelligencer. Containing a Compendious Account of the Present State of Literature in Europe

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