A.M. Books

Ayame-San, a Japanese Romance of the 23rd Year of Meiji, 1890. By a. M. Illustrated from Photographs by W. K. Burton, Etc
Il Presente E L'Avvenire Della Colonia Eritrea ... Traduzione di a. M.
Scotiae Indiculum, or, the Present State of Scotland Together with Divers Reflections upon the Antient State Thereof
Plane Trigonometry
Sermons
The Life and Labors of REV. Thomas Walsh, the Irish Methodist Preacher, a Converted Roman Catholic
The Young Scholar's Guide to the Festivals and Fasts of the Church, by a.M
The State of Religion in New-England, Since the Reverend Mr George Whitefield's Arrival There in a Letter from a Gentleman in New-England to His Friend in Glasgow to Which Is Subjoined an Appendix
Moral Essays, Chiefly Collected from Different Authors. By a. M. ... Volume 2 Of 2
The Favorites of Flora; or, a Chaplet for the Brow of Merit

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