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THE SEAT or wAk.
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TRAVELS Round the BkLTIC, thieni*
DENMARK, SWEDEN, RUSSIA, POLAND, PROS:
SIA, and the Countries which are at prefent the Seat of WON
i • the Stintmer and Autumn of the year egos, containing Anec-
dotes of the leveret Courts, and various particulars calculated to
elucidate the prefent State of the Northern N.stions, and of their
Political Relations.
By JOHN CARR. Ffq.
Author of the Strarger in Iselsod, &e &c.
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COMPLETE DICTIONARY of PRAC-
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THE COMPLETE NAVIGATOR; or an eafy
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By ANDREW MACKAY. LL. D. F.A.S. Td. Sec. Ste.
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