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MEMOIRS OF DR. BURNEY, arranged from his own Manuscript,
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TRANSATLANTIC SKETCHES, comprising visits to the
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by Capt. J. E. Alexander, 42d Royal Highlanders, F. R. G.
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HARPE'S HEAD, a Legend of Kentucky, by James Hall, Esq.,
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THE LIFE OF WILLIAM COWPER, ESQ., compiled from
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MEMORANDA AT THE COURT OF LONDON, by R.
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MIRIAM, OR THE POWER OF TRUTH, a Jewish Tale,
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Miss Brunton's celebrated novels, SELF CONTROL, and DISCIPLINE,
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