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THE OLD TESTAMENT, arranged on the
Basis of Lightfoot's Chronicle, in Historical and Chro-
nological Order, in such manner, that the Books, Chapters,
Psalms, Prophecies, ticc. may be read as one connected His.
tory, in the very Words of the Authorised. Translation. To
the above arc added, Six Indexes.
By the Rev. GEORGE TOWNSEND, M.A.
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and Supplement to the First Edition, page 139.
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