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(J.) London surveyed, 1, 526.
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(James) English Pronunciation vin-
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(John Quincy), Oration on the an-
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(George) Description and Use of a
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(Mr.), Historical and Chronological
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Reasons against the enlarge-
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Extract of the Act 2 Geo. I.

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Argument, proving that man
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(Mr.), An Essay upon Charity, 23.
Asaph (The Bishop of St.), Sermon be-
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(William, Bishop of St.), Sermons
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Natural History and Anti-

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Speech on the Union, 322.
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Avesbury (Roberti de), Historia. (Hearne),
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Aylmer (William), A Recantation Ser-
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Ayscough (Samuel), Index to Shakspeare,

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Ayscu (Edward), Historie concerning the

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(John), Liber Regis, 438.
(Nathaniel), Historical and Political
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(Sir Nicholas), Argument on the
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Badcock (William), A Touchstone for
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Bagshaw (Henry), The excellency of pri-
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(Nathaniel), Antiquities of London
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New Universal Etymologi-
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(James), Life of Sir Thomas Ber-
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Sermon at St. Paul's, 189.
Bakewell (Robert), Introduction to Geo-
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Baldwin (Samuel), Survey of the British
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(Johan), The Actes of Englysh Vo-
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Balguy (John), Silvius's Defence of a
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