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Handfoinely-printed in Six Volumes, Octavo, price a 4 is boards,
THE WORKS, Political, Metaphyfical, and
-L Chronological, of the late Sir JAMES STEUART, of
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his Son, front his Father's correeted Conic..
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INDIA AND EGYPT.

SKETCHES of the MEDICAL HISTORY of
the EXPEDITION from INDIA to EGYPT.
Bi JAMES M'GREGOR, A.M.
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the Royal College of Surgeons of London, and lately Juperin-
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LETTERS on CONSOLATION and ADVICE,
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The INFLUENCE of CHRISTIANITY on the Military and
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SERMONS ON SEVERAL SUBJECTS AND
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N ABRIIAIEMENT of the PHI LOSOPIII-
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THE HEROIC EPISTLE.
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THE POETICAL WORKS of the AUTHOR
of the HEROIC EPISTLE to Sir WILLIAM CHAM-
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issues—Although the Itcr•:ie Epittle to Sir William Chambers
is generally allowed to be one of the mutt claffical Poems in the
Engllfit Language, yet it has long been out of print ; and the other
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T'H PRESENT STATE of PERU, comprifing
an Account of isa Geography, Topography, Natural I liflory-
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vili:cd as uncivilifed Inhabitants, State of Literature, Philofophy
the sorts, &c Sec.
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chiefly written and compiled in the Peruvian Capital ; to which
is added, an Appendix, containing the modern Travels of the Mif-
fionaries in the hitherto unexplored Mountainous "l'erritorics; and
other into-citing particulars relative to the Idolatrous Tribes of
Indians inhabiting chore remote dittrias of Peru.
Printed for RICHARDPHIL LIN, No. 6, Bridgettrect, Illackfriars ;