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WORDSWORTII, Christopher, D.D. Ecclesiastical Biography; or, Lives of eminent Men, connected with the History of Religion in England; from the Commencement of the Reformation to the Revolution, selected and illustrated with Notes. Lond. 1810. 8vo. 6 vols.

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World. The World, by Adam

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WORSLEY, Sir Richard. Museum Worsleyanum, or a Collection of antique Bassorelievos, Bustos, Statues and Gems, with Views of Places in the Levant, taken on the Spot in the Years 1785-6-7. Lond. 1794-1803. folio. 2 vols.

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WORLIDGE, John. Systema Agriculturæ by J. W. Lond. fol. An esteemed work. London, 1675. folio. 1681. fol. 1687. fol. 1698. fol.

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T. Select Collection of Drawings from curious antique Gems, etched after the manner of Rembrandt. Lond. 1768. 4to. 2 vol. Garrick, 2625, 21. 16s. Dent. pt. ii. 1372, morocco, 31. 15s. Combe, 2308, 47. 10s. Nassau, pt. ii. 1541, 57. 10s. Brockett, 3378, with portrait of Worlidge,

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Annotations on the Old Testament, by Tho. Worthington. Duac. 1609. 4to. 2 vols. The Anchor of Christian Doctrine. Doway (London), 1622. 4to. 4 pts. in 2 vols.

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Reflections

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WRAGHTON, William. The Rescvynge of the Romishe Fox otherwyse called the Examination of the Hunter deuised by Steuen Gardiner. The seconde Covrse of the Hvnter at the Romishe Fox & hys Aduocate, & sworne Patrone Steuen Gardiner Doctor & Defender of the Popis Canonlaw & hys ungodly Ceremonies. Rede in the last Lefe

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