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By 111ELA BRITANNICUS.
This Work, involving the consideration of Statistics, will be
fiend to lay open a vast field for the political mind to browse on.
Londnn: Sold by G. and W. B. Whittaker; and J. Hatchard
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CARY'S IhIPROVED MAP OF ENGLAND.
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THE NATURALISTS REPOSITORY; or,
31onthly Miscellany of Exotic Natural History: consist-
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