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on the Ohaio and the Missisipi. Political
and Moral character of the Quakers and
a Vindication of that excellent Sect from
the Misrepresentations of other Travellers.
State of the Blacks – Progress of the
Laws for their emansipation and for the
final Destruction of Slavery on that continent.
accurate account of the climate,
Longevity – comparative Tables of the
Probababilities of Life Between america
and europe etc. By J.P.Brissot de Warville
in Two Volumes. London. 1794.
Vol. I. London. 1784. 416p.
Vol. II. London. 1794. 348p.
564. Bristed John
avopwпaavomevos; or a Pedesterian
Tour Through Part of the Highlands of
Scotland in 1801. By John Bristed of the
Honourable Society of the Inner Temple.
London. J.Wallis. 1803.
Vol. I. London. 1803. 460p.
Vol. II. London. 1803. 705p.
565. British Museum
a Guide to the antiquities of the early
Iron age of central and Western europe
(Including the British Late celtic Period)
in the Department of British and Mediaeval
antiquities. Oxford. 1906. 158p.
566. British Museum
a Guide to the antiquities of the Stone
age in the Department of British and
Mediaeval antiquities. London. 1902.
124p.
567. British Museum
a Guide to the early christian and Byzantine
antiquities in the Department of
British and Mediaeval antiquities. Oxford.
1903. 116p.
568. British Museum
a Guide to the Babilonian and assirian
antiquities. London. 1900. 203p.
569. British Museum
a Guide to the exhibition of the British
Museum. 8th edition. revised. London.
1908. 126p.
570. British Museum
a Guide to the Department of Greek and
roman antiquities in the British Museum.
3rd edition. London. 1908. 219p.
571. British Museum. Department of Botany
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exhibition.
List of British Seed-Plants and ferns exhibited
in the Department of Botany.
British Museum. (Natural History). London.
1907. 447p.
572. British Museum
a Guide to the antiquities of the Bronze
age in the Department of British and
Mediaeval antiquities. 1904. 159p.
573. British Poets. Kooke. S.D.
Vol. I. Shakespeare. The Poetical
Works of Shakespeare. 214p.
Vol. II. Milton J. The Poetical Works
of John Milton. 278p.
Vol. IV. Otway T. The Poetical
Works of Thomas Otway. 70p.
,, rochester. The Poetical Works of
the earl of rochester. 53p.
,, Pomfret. The Poetical Works of J.
Pomfret. 108p.
Vol. V. Samuel Butler. Hudibras. In
Three Parts. I. 247p.
Vol. VI. Samuel Butler. Hudibras. II.
236p.
Vol. VII.edmund Waller. The Poetical
Works of edmund Waller. 180p.
,, Dryden John. The Poetical
Works of John Dryden. Vol. 1-3.
Vol.VIII. I. 197p.
Vol. IX. II. 204p.
Vol. X. III.274p.
Vol. XI. Parnell T. The Poetical
Works of T. Parnell. 251p.
Vol. XII. rowe N. The Poetical
Works of Nicholas rowe. 138p.
,, carth S. The Poetical Works of
Sir Sam carth. 86p.
,, Sheffild J. The Poetical Works of
Johm Sheffild.
Vol. XVI. congreve W. The Poetical
Works of William congreve. 136p.
,, Blackmore r. The Poetical Works
of Sir r. Blackmore. 176p.
Vol. XVII.Lansdowne. The Poetical
Works of the right Honourable Lansdowne.
III. 140p.
,, feuton e. The Poetical Works of
elijah feuton. 140p.
Vol. XVIII.cay J. The Poetical Works
of John cay.