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the history of his own country ; and the encouragement and improvement of the
fine arts . With respect to the first of these objects , Mr . Bowyer thus ex presses
himself • To find a History of England worthy of being adopted as the ground of ...
the history of his own country ; and the encouragement and improvement of the
fine arts . With respect to the first of these objects , Mr . Bowyer thus ex presses
himself • To find a History of England worthy of being adopted as the ground of ...
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the history of his own country ; and the encouragement and improvement of the
fine arts . With respect to the first of these objects , Mr . Bowyer thus exz presses
himself• To find a History of England worthy of being adopted as the ground of ...
the history of his own country ; and the encouragement and improvement of the
fine arts . With respect to the first of these objects , Mr . Bowyer thus exz presses
himself• To find a History of England worthy of being adopted as the ground of ...
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The editor unfortunately died before completing his defigenner Geschichte des
Versuch einer Geschichte des Deutschen Reichs , & c . A Sketch of the History of
the German Empire , in the Seventeenth Century , by the Baron Senkenberg ...
The editor unfortunately died before completing his defigenner Geschichte des
Versuch einer Geschichte des Deutschen Reichs , & c . A Sketch of the History of
the German Empire , in the Seventeenth Century , by the Baron Senkenberg ...
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