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A MEMOIR, LETTERS, and DIARY of the
it 11ev. HENRY S. POLY:HAMPTON, Fellow of Pem-
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extends to July 18, 1.817, two days before his Death in the
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the Rey. THOMAS STEDMAN POLEHAMPTON, M.A.,
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AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
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HISTORY of FRIEDRICH the SECOND,
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