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Reasons Prov'd to Be Unreasonable or an Answer to the Reasons Against a War with France. Demonstrating That the French King's Owning the Prince of Wal
The Antiquities of Sheffield
The Second Book, of the Witty and Entertaining Exploits of George Buchanan, ...
The Glasgow Almanack for 1798. Being the 2D After Leap Year. ...
The Museum
Sparks Sparks
Honoria Sommerville Honoria Sommerville
The Complete Florist; Or, The Lady And Gentleman'S Recreation In The Flower Garden; Being A Choice Compendium Of What Hath Been Worthy Notice For The
Flanders Delineated: Or, A View Of The Austrian And French Netherlands. To Which Is Prefix'D, By Way Of Introduction, A Summary Of The Hist
The World Displayed; Or, A Curious Collection Of Voyages And Travels, Selected From The Writers Of All Nations. In Which The Conjectures And Interpola

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