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A Catalogue of the Library of Edward Barker, Esq. Baron of the Court of Exchequer, Lately Deceased. ... Which Will Be Sold ... On Tuesday, January 2
A Catalogue of All Graduats in Divinity, Law, and Physick; and of All Masters of Arts and Doctors of Musick, ... In the University of Oxford, Betwee
A Catalogue of the Entire and Valuable Library of the Late REV. John Chapman, ... Which Will Be Sold by Auction, by Leigh and Sotheby, ... Beginning
A Catalogue of the Present Collection of Books, in the Manchester Circulating Library; a Copy of the Laws; and a List of the Subscribers
The Dublin Magazine
A Tract on the National Interest, and Depravity of the Times
The Public-Housekeeper's Monitor
Address to the Public, by the Committe of the Philanthropic Society, 1796
The Wonderful Wonder of Wonders
Almahide. Opera. Dedicata a ... Giovanni Wencislao Conte di Gallasso, ...

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