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New Plan for Providing for the POOR, and Leffening the POOR
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1 LAWS, and STATE of the POOR, with Remarks on the
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rrHE PRESENT STATE of TURKEY, or a
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FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
This day was publithed,
THE SCHOLAR'sGUIDE to ARITHMETIC.
By J. BONNYCASTLE,
Mathematical Mader, Royal Academy, Woolwich.

Eighth Edition, as. 6d. bound.
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and to exemplify thofe rules with Inch examples as are moil likely
to occur in bufinefs. He hay Alin fbewn, with great clearnefs and
petfpicuity, the reafon of each rule in notes ; and in this part of
his work, Mr B. has therm great ingenuity and judgment.
By confining every thing of this nature to the notes, the Ao
thor has been enabled to keep his text free Irom long explananorv,
fo that nothing is found there but wha the learner ought to wan..
fcribe, and fix to ht, memory, a matter which Items to have been
too much neglefted by molt of thole Authors who have under-
taken to write on the fithjed of Arithmetic for the tare of Sch4s.
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1. An Introduction to Menfuratiot; and Practical Geometry :
with Notes, containing the reafou of every rule, ecncifely and
I clearly demonftrated. Bth editioo, price as bound.
a An Introduction to Algebra, 7th edition, price 4e.
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A T a uttmeroln and refpotahle Nfeetipg of the
1 FR tr.NDs of Lieut. C,lotiel JOHN BANNI it MAN, at
the King's Head Tavern, I:: :he Poultry, the folluwing Refulutiuns
waeuaanimoutly contra: