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F.L.S.

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of the People of Portugal and

Spain, during the Campaigns of

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written during the March of the

British Troops under Sir John

Moore: with a Map of the Route,

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an Officer.

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English Language; or an Essay

on the Nature of its simple and

combined Sounds, and the Inade-

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them by means of the English Al-

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and exemplified by the Use of a

new orthöepical Alphabet, or uni-

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iii. An Address to the Public, upon

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Work of the late Right Honour-

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the Right Honourable George

Rose. With a Narrative of the

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Enterprise of the Earl of Argyle

in 1685: by Sir Patrick Hume.

vi. Pharmacopϕa Collegii Regalis

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The Pharmacopϕa of the Royal

College of Physicians of London.

1809. Translated into English,

with Notes. By Richard Powell,

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