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ACOMPARATIVE VIEW of the CHURCHES
of ENGLAND and ROME.
By HERBERT MARSH, D D. F.R.S.
Margaret Prefrssor of Divinity In the University of Cambridge.
Pruned for F. C. and I. Rivingtea, London; and Deighton,
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THE TRIAL of COLONEL QUENTIN, of
the 10th Hussars, by Court-Martial, at. Whitehall, on the
27th of October, 1814, and subsequent days. Taken in short-
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Parliament.
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LETTERS from the RIGHT HON. LADY
CRAVEN (now Margravine of Anspach) to his SERENE
HIGHNESS the MARGRAVE of ANSPACH, during Ler
Travels through FRANCE, GERMANY, RUSSIA, &c. in 1755
and 1786.

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