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London, England, 1803-02-19 00:00:00

MODERN HISTORY

hr Ancient Part of Dr. MAVOR's UNl-
wiz SAL HIST() l&? heing now completedin. N ne
Nrolumes,tile Puhlicave resp;:afully informed, that the Sixth
Volt;h4 of the Modern Histbry will be published on the tst
ot" March, and that a Voliolne will continue to be publish—
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lames, et' which the Modern History is to consist, are COM.
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As the Public- opinion of. the merit
.and utility of this:
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and extensive sale of the Nine Volumes which hive apprared,
it is not deemed necessary to expatiate on the claims Which
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same tiatteri4 patronoge.
It is:Obviotts,lhat to all persons to whom the great Uni-
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The Volumes ari sold at ss. in boards ; or, upon common
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Sets, may be bad cif all'llooksellers. -
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BIBLE STORIES ;. or, The Memnrable Aets of
the. Ancient Patriarchs judges, awl Kings, extracted
fr.in their original Historians in- the' Old and • New Testa.
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.With complete satisfaction, put
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