The Sun.
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By the Hon. JAMES ERSKIIIe. MURRAY.
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This day, was published, in 2 vols.
Emperor Ferdinand
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Prince Metternich
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The Esterhazy Family
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The Danube
The Hungarians and Bohemians
The Great Congress
Schubri, the Bandit, &c. &e.
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