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1. A NEW HISTORY ot GREAT BRITAIN ;
-Cl from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the present Time;
exhibiting to the Minds of Youth a variety of instructive and
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Fifth Edition, embellished with Prints; price 4s. 6d. bound.
er yiis new Edition is continued, by an eminent Ilistorian,
as far as that lamented event, the Death of her Royal Highness
the Princess Charlotte of Wales; and, in so doing, no pains
lave been spared to renckr it more particularly worthy the at-
tention of the rising generation.
QUESTIONS to the same, price Is.
2. ADAMS'S HISTORY of Rom:, 12me. price 45. 6d. bound.
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thor of " Elenients of Universal Geography," am &c. ISnie.
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E. Envoys of Eweittsu Hurroar ; or, British Chronology:
being a Catalogue of Monarchs, from the Invasion of Julius
Czsar to the Conquest of William, Duke of Not mascly ; to
winch are added, Chronological Tables, from the Conquest to
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S. A GRAMMAR of RHETORIC, and POLIZE LITZEATURZ; com-
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This day was published. price 7s. in boards,
The Second Edition of
91HE LIFE and STUDIES of BENJAMIN
1.. W E T, ESQ. President of the Royal Academy of Lon-
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Works of Mr. West, subsequently to his Arrival in England ;
also compiled from Materials furnished by himself; with a Pot.=
trait, from an Original Picture painted by Mr. West, some
years since.

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