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London, 1763. 8°, pp.

3 Astronomy explained upon Sir I. Newton's Principles . .
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63.

London, 1764. 4° (7.6×5).

4 Autobiography. See (Select Exercises, post. — Pp. i.-xliii.).
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London, 1747. 8°,
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6 Ferguson's Astronomy, explained upon
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7 Plates illustrative of Ferguson's Astronomy; and of the twelve supple-
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8 Lectures on select Subjects in Mechanics, Hydrostatics, Hydraulics,
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London, 1793. 8° (6.9×3.1).

9 Lectures on select Subjects in Mechanics, Hydrostatics, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, and Optics. With the Use of the Globes, the Art of Dial10th ed. [Supplement and Plates.]

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London, 1803. 8° (6.2×3.1).

10 Select mechanical Exercises: showing how to construct Clocks, Orreries, and Sun-Dials . . . Illustrated. . . 3d ed.

London, 1790. 8° (5.3×3.1).

FERGUSSON, James, a British Architect; b. in Ayr, Scotland, 1808.

11 Palaces (The) of Nineveh and Persepolis restored; an Essay on ancient Assyrian and Persian Architecture. [Illustrated.]

London, 1851. 8° (

FERGUSSON, Robert, a Scotch Poet; b. at Edinburgh, 1750. d. 1774.

12 Sketch of Life.
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London, 1807. 8° (6.3×3.5 irr.).

FERNANDEZ, Rev. Don Felipe, Founder of the Society of Xerez de la Frontera.

14 New practical Grammar (A) of the
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15 New practical Grammar (A) of the Spanish Language.
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FERRALL, James Stephen, and REPP, T. G.

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FERRARI, Hieronymo, an Italian Priest; b. 1501. d. 1542.

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1 Palazzi [41+32 Plates] di Roma di piv. celebri Architetti disegnati da
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FILMER, Sir Robert, a Native of Kent, Eng.; d. 1647.

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9 Life (The) of Th. Firmin.

Occasion of his Death.

With a Sermon . preached on the
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See Es

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FLAVEL, Rev. John, a Nonconformist; b.
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FLEETWOOD, William, D.D., Bishop of St. Asaph, aft. of Ely; b. 1656. d. 1721. 1 Chronicon preciosum: or, An Account of English Gold and Silver Money; the Price of Coins and, other Commodities; and of Stipends, Salaries, &c. in England, for six hundred Years last past. . . By Bp. Fleetwood. London, 1745. 8° (6.1X3.2). 2 Appendix (An) to Chronicon preciosum: containing an historical Account of Coins . . . [Plates.] London, 1745. 8°, pp. 30. FLEMING, Robert, a Scotch Minister, aft. at Rotterdam, 1662-'94; b. 1630. d. 1694. 3 Fulfilling (The) of the Scripture . . . 7th ed., corrected, &c.

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11 History of Cohasset. See MASS. Hist. Society. (Coll., 3d Ser., vol. 2.) 12 Sermon at the Ordination of Rev. J. Bates, Dedham, March 16, 1803. [Ch., by Rev. T. Prentiss; R. H., by Rev. J. Chickering.]

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15 Discourse at Plymouth, Dec. 22, 1815.
16 Election Sermon, Mass., May 31, 1815.
17 God a Refuge, &c. Discourse, Nov. 6,
Light Infantry.

[Boston] 1807. 8°, pp. 31. Boston, 1816. 8°, pp. 24. Boston, 1815.

8°, pp. 23.

1814, before the Bridgewater Boston, 1814. 8°, pp. 20.

18 Sermon at the Ordination of Rev. N. Whitman, Billerica, Jan. 26, 1814.

[Ch., by Dr. Cummings; R.H., by Rev. S. Stearns.]

Cambridge, 1814. 8°, pp. 39.