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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW: or, CRITICAL
JOCRNAL No. LXVII.

CoNrrsTs.-1. France.-2. Classification of Rncks.-3. Plan
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shua Reynolds.—.l. Burkhardt's Travels in Nubia.-6. Edge-
worth's ;Memoirs.-7. Hogg's Jacobite Relics.-8. The Sketch
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