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I'HE PROFITABLE PLANTER ; a Theore-
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LIFE OF LORD NELSON.
the Rev. J. S CLARKE and JOHN M'ARTHUR, F.sq.
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HISTORY OF THE PairricAL LIFE OF THE RIGHT
HON. WILLIAM KIT;
Including some Account of the Times in which he lived.
Ey ;MIN GIFFORD. l'Aq.
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is signed in Russia gold ink " Mochrikufsky nnd Prince," any
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