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... Subject of God ; by brief Arguments extracted from the Works of Sir Ifaac Newton , Bishop Cumberland , and Doctor Keill . 8vo . pp . 60. 1s . Dilly . These extracts from books not easily acceffible to the generality of readers , may be ...
... Subject of God ; by brief Arguments extracted from the Works of Sir Ifaac Newton , Bishop Cumberland , and Doctor Keill . 8vo . pp . 60. 1s . Dilly . These extracts from books not easily acceffible to the generality of readers , may be ...
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... subject , to raise a strong defire in the minds of his coun- trymen , to learn his ideas on the French revolution , and the reasons on which they were founded . His Philippic delivered in the House of Commons , against the " bloody ...
... subject , to raise a strong defire in the minds of his coun- trymen , to learn his ideas on the French revolution , and the reasons on which they were founded . His Philippic delivered in the House of Commons , against the " bloody ...
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... Subject of the Ships captured at Nootka Sound , & c . 8vo . pp . 100. 2s . 6d . Debrett . 1790 . If the expected compromise between the two courts , plaintiff and defendant , fhall have blunted the edge of prefent curiofity , thefe ...
... Subject of the Ships captured at Nootka Sound , & c . 8vo . pp . 100. 2s . 6d . Debrett . 1790 . If the expected compromise between the two courts , plaintiff and defendant , fhall have blunted the edge of prefent curiofity , thefe ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Publi | 1 |
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