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BEAU FORD; or, a PICTURE of HIGH LIFE.
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XI. 16s. dedicated by permission to Mrs. H. M. Bow./ler,
THE COUNTESS and GERTRUDE, or Modes
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REMARKS on a BM for the better Regulating
and Preserving Parish and other Regist.-rs. Addressed to the
Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Sarum. By the Rev. CHARLES
DAUBENY, L.L.B. Archdeacon of Sanyo.
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P_EOLOGICAL TRAVELS. By J. A. DE
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"rHE WORKS of the Rev. THOMAS► TOWN-
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tors of Malpag, Cheshire, and some time Fellow of St. Mary
Magdalen College, Oxford. To which is prefixed, an Account
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