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This day were poblished,
in Six Volumes post Bvo. primate-S. 18s. 6d. in boards; and 6 vols.
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in boards, ' ' t •
tiE ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAIN-
MENT, carefully revised- and occasiona/ly ooneeted from
the Arabic ; to which is added. a Selection of New Tales, tiols,
first translated from the Arabic Originals; also en Introduotion
and Notes, illustrative bf the Religion, Manners, and Customs of
she Mahommedans.
By JONATHAN SCOTT, LL. D. •. i.)
Late Oriental Professor at the Royal Military and East Indid
College, &c. &c.
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This day was pubiished, : '
The Third Edi ion, is Ilitse. with cofiper•plates4 price 6s. ids.
ANEW TREATISE ON Tag USE OF THE i
GLOBES; or A- PHILOSOPHICAL. VIEW of the .J
EARTH and HEAVENS; cemptithen.ling an Account of the.
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Changes of its Surface, caused by Pleads; Earthquakes, See toge-
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By
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:teltate Teacher of Mathematic% Geographr, ate. •
fur Langston, Hursr„RseigOnneiatid Brmitu, Pater
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Just published, by the same Author, a New Edition of •
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