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lUNIUS's LETTERS.
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ANCIENT HISTORY. •
Vol. t. A P reitminary• View. ; Period before the Deluge,&c,
Vol. z lews, Assyrians, 13abyionians, &C.
Vol: 3 Grecian States. •
Vol: 4. Grecian States
Vol. 5. Roman Republic.
Vol. 6 Roman Empire.
Vol. 7. Woman Einpire.and Carthage.
Vol. 8. Medi_s, Persians, Plicenicians.• &c. &c.
Vol. 9. Celtes, Goths, and Minor Nations of Antiquity.
MODERN HISTORY.
Vol. to. Arabs and r urks. •
p . Hindoustan, China, Sec.
Vol. iz. Ottoman Empire., japan, Sac,
Vol. 13., Egypt, Abyssinia, &c.
Vol. 14. Morocco, Malta, Congo, &c.
Vol. i 5. Poituaand Spain.
Vol. t 6. Italy, Venice, Naplesi &c.
Vol. 17. The German Empire.
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Vol. ie. Englauci.•
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Vol, at. Ireland and Scotland.
Vol. az. Russia, Poland, Sweden, and Denmark.
Vol. 23. France and Navarre.
Vol.. 24. North and South America, and west Indies.
Vol. 2,5. Chronological and Alphabetical Index.