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This day was published, in one very cicsely-printed Volume,
small Bvo. price Ds. in boards, the Czy.ntti Edition of
I.r 'HE A NATom is es VA DE-M containing
the AN wromr, PIITSIOI onV, MORBID AM ,SRANCES,
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parations, ice. To which arc added. Anatomical, Phpiologic.4,
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By ROBERT HOOPER, M.l).
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In Four large Volumes Oc:avo, with Ninety-six Quarto Plates,
elegantly engraved, price 'three Guineas in baarde,
REC REATIONS in MATHEMATICS aadNA•
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new edition, by the celebrated M. Montucla ;tnd now first trans-
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By CHARLES HITTTON, LI.. D. and F, R. S.
And Profeuor of Mathematizs in the Royal/Bihar; Academy,

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Monthly Review, May 1804.
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On Tuesday, March 1, will be published, handzontely printed
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