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PINKERTON'S GEOGRAPHY CORRECTED TO 1817.
, This Day was published.
In'2 vole. 4tti.-- price 51. ss. hoards, a New Edition of
• -11ff0DERNiGEOGRArHY: a Description - of
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Digested-on a new Plan, -
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The Astronomical Introductions by M. LA CROIX, Mem-
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