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Official Notes from the Minister of the French Republic, to the Secretary of State of the United States of America. With a Replication to the First Note, by the Secretary of State
An Act to Enable Francis Charteris, Esquire, Heretofore Called Francis Wemyss, and the Heirs of His Body, and Several Other Persons Therein Named, and ... Assume, and Sign the Name of Charteris, ...
An Address to the Freemen of Liverpool
A Dialogue Between Honest John & Loving Kate. With Their Contrivance for Marriage, and Way to Get a Livelihood. Part the First
Vie de Louis-Philippe-Joseph, Duc D'Orléans. Traduit de L'Anglois, Par M.R.D.W.
The Catalogue of Graduats &C. In the University of Oxford, Continued from October 10. 1747. To October 10. 1760
The History of Tom Hickathrift. Part Second
The Glasgow Register. Being an Exact List of the Magistrates, and Other Office-Bearers in That City, from the Most Ancient Records, Down to the Present Year. ... Extracted from Authentic Manuscripts
An Address to the Whiggs, Concerning the Dangerous Tendency of Publick Divisions, More Particularly with Relation to the Whigg Interest
Virtue in Distress

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