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GAGE'S TRIGONOMETRICAL PI OF THE.
TOWN AND PORT OF L .RPOOL,
SPECIALLY PATRO ED BY
THE KING'S MOST E - LENT MAJESTY,
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i, may be unhesitatingly characterized as alto-
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" OLINTHUS GREGORY
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, April 6, 1836."

" Marine Surveyor's Office, April 28, 1836.
" DEAR St have examined your beautiful Plan of Liver-
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" I most sincerely congratulate you on arriving, at this
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success,

" I am, dear Sir, yours truly,
" H. M, tiENHAM.

" Mr. M. A. Gage."

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►T-IHE LIFE AND WORKS OF COWPER, including
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"ANNE BOIiHAM."

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