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Fifteen Volumes, in Odtavo, which cont..in near Soon pages of
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TURAL HISTORY are too generally felt and acknowledged
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enlightening purfuit ; it may therefore be fufficient to remark,
that the general outline of the prefent defign is to give a corredt
defcription of, and theory of the Earth, the iiiltory of Man,
and of the Brute Creation, of Vegetables, Minerals, and of the
various Birds, Fiffi, Reptiles, and Infedts, which' adorn ani-
mated Nature ; together with a clear fliceindi account of their
habits, cuftoms, and qualities, on the authorities of
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johnfon Spallangan De la Pluche Edwards
Malphlgi Rheaumur Gouan • Pennant
Marald Willoughby Munro and
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UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING' to
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s Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn-
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