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This day ware published, '
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Illuseraetd with a Map of the Route and six other appropriate
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LETTERS from PORTUGAL and SPAIN,
written during the March of the British Troops tinder Sir
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ADICTIONARY OF PRACTICAL SUR-
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By SAMUEL COOPER,
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Just published, printed in St°. price Three Guineas sub, in
boards, the Three First Volumes of
THE HARLEIAN MISCELLANY ; a Collec-
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ward Harley, Second Earl of Oxford: accompanied with notes
historical, political, and critical, by William Oldys, Esq.; a new
edition, with additio.:al annotations and a supplement, by Thomas
Park, Esq. F.S.A.
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into classes, an 3 arranged chronologically.
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