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PROSPECTUS of a Work, entitled ACCURATE DE-
LINEATIONS and. DESCRIPTIONS of the NATU-
RAL ORDER of the various-STRATA that are found in
different parts of ENGLAND and WALES; vicith-Prathcal
Observations thereon. EY-WILLIAM SMITH, Land-Sur.
veyor Mernli.,er of the Bath Agrionttural
SS‘icty.—To attempt a cotrpsole history of all the minutim
of Strata, would b:-an endless labour; for a long, life devoted
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dering the immense • variety that is to be found within this
little Island. -But shoUld the presint Essay meet with that
liberal patronage from the Public, .which the Author has
reason to expect, it islisintention,--in.a futttre- work, to give
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vegetable impressions tOtta, in each stratum, wiva an accu-
rato detail of every characierittie mar& that has, led hita to
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