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This day west. published,
Handsomely printed in one volume, price in boards Bs.
MEMOIRS of the PRINCIP.I.L EVENTS in
the CAMPAIGNS of NORTH HOLLAND and
EGYPT; together with a brief Description of the Islands of
Crete, Rhodes, Syracuse, Minorca, and the Voyage in the Me-
diterranean.
By Major FRANCIS MAULE,
Late of the 2d or Que.in's Regiment, and on the Staff of the
Severn District.

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Containing all the Memorable Events et 161 5, the Genuine
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AN ABRIDGMENT of Dr. GOLDSMITH'S
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