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THE PROGRESS- of MARITIME DISCO-
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A .N ACCOUNT 'of the ENGLISH COLONY
14. in NEW SOUTH WM.. F. S, .corrip rising the Transae-
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AN ACCOUNT of a GEOGRAPHICAL and
ASTRONONIICAL EXPEpITION to theNortherit
Parts' of RUSS' A, for ascertaining the Degrees of Latitude
and Lengittile of fon Mouth of the River
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