The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-12 00:00:00

GENERAL i) Ot'l I L,

fifty 6, 1862.

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IHE PLEADER'S. GUIDE, a Dibetic Poem,
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if EMOIRS of HORATIO, LORD `'PAL.
POLE ; selected from his Correspondence and' Pa':
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1678 to,im.
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and. Longitude of the Mouth. of ,the River Kovima ; 0t the
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Tothe GENTLEMEN% CLERGY, and SFREEHOLDER

GE,NTL
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