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American Songster,
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—- Jest-Book,
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■ Selection of lefTohs in
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Age of Reason,
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Adams’ Defence of the Constitu
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Holy War,
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Bell on Ulcers,
Bennet’s StrifturesonEducation,
— Letter’s to a young Lady,
Britilh Album,
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Barlamaqui on Law,
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Beauties of Sterne,
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Children’s Friend,
Complete Letter Writer,
Catechism of Nature,
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Cook’s voyage round the world,
Car ver'sTravels in North America
Cowper s Ta Ik,
Poems,
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Care of the Soul.
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Education of Children,
Life of Col. Gardiner,
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Dodd’s Reflections on Death,
——*— Thoughts in Prison,
Death of Abel and Cain,
Don Quixotte,
Devil on two Sticks,
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Sorrows of Werter,
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Seneca's Morals, .
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