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In Royal Odlavo, ifußratrd with Pietas price res. 6d. in boards,
A FATHER', MEMOIRS of his CHILD.
Ll By BENJAMIN HEATH MALKIN,F.fq.M.A.F.AS
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LETTERS addrefred to a YOUNG LADY;
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CHRIS ['IAN POLITICS, in Pone PARTS.
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bean to Liberty and Property.
Part 11. On tits Importance of Religion both to Society and the
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Interefting Inforatation,chlefly relating to LIVING CHARAC-
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SUMMiI RY of ANCIENT HISTORY, from the
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THE STRANGER IN FRANCE ; or a Tour
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