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To Two Volumes, Octavo, pries Isa.

AHISTORY of the PERSECUTIONS endured
by the PROTESTANTS of the SOUTH of FRANCE;
and more especially of the Department of the Gard, during the
Years 1814. 1818, 1818, Ice. including a Defence of their, Coil..
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By MARK WILKS.
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RAMSAY'S DICTIONARY OF ANECDOTES.
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