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This Day was published, price is.
MANUAL tor the the of unlearnedTetions,
in READING the PSA t.MS, as printed inthe Com-
mon Prayer Book, explaining the obscure Passages.
By W. H. REVNELL M.A.
Vicar of Hnrnchurch, Essex.
Printed for T. Cattail and W. Davies, Strand.

This Day was published, "
RV T. Budd, at tile Crown and Mitre, Fall. Mall,
A ALTEREM PARTEM ; or, The Real
1-1. Situation of the Royal Navy at the period of Earl St.
Vincent's Resiinatiun ; Wittig a keply to the Mis-ittatements
of An ANSW Eit to Mr. "PITT's ATTACK upon EARL
ST. VINCENT and the ADMIRALTY. Also contain.
lag the Substance of a suppressed Pamphlet on the same
Subjett
!Van OFFICER of HIS MAI ESTrs NAVY.

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