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4450 Deaf Persons, Few Minutes' Advice to; Expo-
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4452 DEATH-BED SCENES and Pastoral Conver-
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4451

Seeley, 1835 4427 Davies (Sir J.) Historical Tracts, with new Life, (by Geo. Chalmers,) 8vo. calf neat, 5s. Dublin,1787 4428 Discovery of true Causes why Ireland was never subdued till beginning of his Majestie's Raigne, 1612, ("very best view of political state of Ireland from Henry II. to James I."-Nicolson. "Masterly work,extensive knowledge in state matters."—Chat-4453 Debrett's Peerage of Great Britain and Ireland, ham,) 12mo. clf. nt. 3s. 6d. Repr. 1747 2 vols. cr. 8vo. plates, 3s. 6d. pub. 11. 88. 1828 4429 - Poem on Immortality of the Soul, with In-4454 Baronetage of England, 2 vols. cr. 8vo. troduction on Human Knowledge, 12mo. 28. 1714 new, 5s. pub. ll. 88. 1832 4430 DAVILA, History of Civil Wars of France, 4455 De Callieres, Art of Negotiating with Sovereign translated by Farneworth, ("a noble historian, Princes, Usefulness of Negotiations, Choice of Amequal to Livy."-Bolingbroke,) 2 vols. 4to. clf. nt. bassadors, and Qualifications necessary for Success, ("excellent," worth 11. 118. 6d.-Lowndes,) translated, 12mo. 28. 16s. 6d.

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1824
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Life and Adventures of Robinson Cru-

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