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tTAWNEY's COMPLETE MEASURER; or,
J. I The Whole Art of Measuring. 13-ping, a plain and
comprehensive Treatise on Prr,6treal Geometry and 19enstr;
ration. ' Preceded by Decimal and Duodecimal Arithmetic,
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RAVEL in • the OTTOMAN EMPIRE,
1. EGYPT, and
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