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London, England, 1840-02-08 00:00:00

On Monday next, 10th Inst., will be published,
PRINCE ALBERT'S ANCESTORS.
A BRIEF and HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the
DUKEDOM and DUCAL HOUSE of SAXE-COBURG-
GOTHA.

By the Rev. EDWARD TAUERSCHMIDT.
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LIVES of EMINENT UNITARIANS,
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