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rrHE POETICAL REGISTER, and REPO:
1 SITORY of FUGITIVE` POETRY, fbr the Ycar

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Authors; concise Criticisms on the principal poetic. and
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of celebrated Poets who died in the.coitrse of the last year..
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THE ILIAD and ODYSSEY of HOMEI,
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NUMBER I.
(The succeeding Numbers to be published. Weekly) of
ANeW and Complete HISTORY of ENG-
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LAND, from the earliest dawn of authentic Records,
to the ultithate Ratification of the General Peace" of aoz.
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adv4rices of this Country froth Barb:thou to POlitenessf from
Paganism to Christianity ; from Ignorance to Science, and the
noblest Flight_ of Philosophy ; from Poverty to Riches ;
and fromfryranay.to Liberty: •V •
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