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Deformities of ... selected from his works. Second edition. 8vo., pp. 89.

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Charleston, 1822.

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[JONES, D.] A Compleat History of the Turks, from their origin in
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JONES, DAVID. Fast Sermon (Continental) at Tredyffryn, in Chester
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JONES, HENRY. Merit: a Poem. Infcribed to the Earl of Chefter-
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JONES, HENRY. An Answer to the "Bible Reader, No. II., of Henry
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Animal Magnetifm Repudiated as Sorcery; not a Science. With
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Mesmerism Examined and Repudiated as "The Sin of Witch-
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Second edition. 8vo., pp. 24.
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JONES, HUGH. The Prefent State of Virginia . . . A Short View of
Maryland and North Carolina
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JONES, ISAAC. The Mandate of God for Ifrael's Advancement. A
Sermon delivered in Litchfield, etc., 5th November, 1845, being
one hundred years fince the formation of the Epifcopal Church in
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Litchfield, 1846.
Part Second, containing Strictures
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Lond., 1793.

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