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R. CRADOCK'S LITERARY and MIS-
-ME CELLANEOUS MEMOIRS; containing "Travels in
France previous to the Revolution ;" illustrated with original and
accurate Plans of the River Garonne, and of the Royal Canal of
Languedoc.
The Third Volume, (under the care of Trustees), consisting of
revised Editions of former Tracts, is nearly completed.--A Fourth
and last Volume is in preparation.
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THE BOYNE WATER ; a Tale. By the
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'eve know few of his compeers who can imagine and throw off a
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