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JOURNAL of a VOYAGE up the MEDITER-
CP RA NEA N ; Principally among the Islands of the Archipe-
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-sad AsitlitireF .‘ Sermons on Several Subjects," and
Translator of the " Gesta a/guar:mum."

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