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-HE ANNUAL MEDICAL REVIEW • and
TREGISTER, for tiloS. Comprising a 'critical' ac.•
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Ilistori-
cal Sketch of the Discoveries and Improvements in these and
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ACOMPLETE TREATISE on FARRIERY.4
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IQND A FEJARUARY 5, 1810.

WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY;
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arly in thit onth4l lie published,
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!A$L E A : Volume the Second.

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* The first volume of this elaborate work treated of
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treat of its name ; the second of its situation and extent.; the
third of its,mstural objects;, the 4th of its - aatiquities ; the_
filth of its establishment, as a Shire; the sixth, of its civil
history; tlm seventh, of its agriculture awl trade ; and the
eighth, of its ecclesiastical history. tinder those seve,
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interesting, from the various sources of authentic docu:
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