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Professional Observations on the Architecture of the principal antient and modern Buildings in France and Ilar : with Remarks on the Painting and Sculpture , and a concise local Description of those Countries . by George Tappen . 8vo .
Professional Observations on the Architecture of the principal antient and modern Buildings in France and Ilar : with Remarks on the Painting and Sculpture , and a concise local Description of those Countries . by George Tappen . 8vo .
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Charles I. of England , character Brewing , rules for , 108 . of by a female cotemporary , Britain , remarks on the sources of 266 . its wealth and power , and on II . , amatory song supthe causes which may produce posed to have been ...
Charles I. of England , character Brewing , rules for , 108 . of by a female cotemporary , Britain , remarks on the sources of 266 . its wealth and power , and on II . , amatory song supthe causes which may produce posed to have been ...
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Mac or Pyrr , or Manorbeer , in Oxford , remarks on the celebrated Pembrokeshire described , 113 . buildings of , 248-250 . Magnetism , observations on , 523 . P Maine , Province in America , account of , 56 .
Mac or Pyrr , or Manorbeer , in Oxford , remarks on the celebrated Pembrokeshire described , 113 . buildings of , 248-250 . Magnetism , observations on , 523 . P Maine , Province in America , account of , 56 .
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