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3 Collection (A) of Tables and Formulæ useful in Surveying, Geodesy and Practical Astronomy, including Elements for the Projection of Maps. . . . 2d ed., with additions. Washington, 1853. 8° (5.5X3.3). LETTERS to the Rev. W. E. Channing, on the Existence and Agency of Fallen 4 Spirits. By Canonicus. Boston, 1828. 12° (5.6X3.2).

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LIVERMORE, Hon. George, of Cambridge.

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6 Historical Research (An) respecting the Opinions of the Founders of the Republic on Negroes as Slaves, as Citizens, and as Soldiers. Read before the Massachusetts Historical Society, August 14, 1862.

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MALUS, Etienne Louis, a French physicist & engineer; b. 1775. d. 1812.
10 Life. See ARAGO, D. F. J. (Distinguished Scientific Men.)
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MANUEL 13 de Proverbes dramatiques.
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MARCANDIER, M.-. Abstract of Parts of a late Treatise on Hemp, trans15 lated from the French of M. Marcandier. Boston, 1766. 8°, pp. 30. London, 1765. 8°, pp. xvii., 62.

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MARTINEZ DE LA ROSA, Francisco, a Spanish statesman & poet; b. 1789.

17 Obras literarias Tomo 1-4

MATTEO, Pier, Bp. of Æsium, in Italy.

18 Poesie sacre, morali, e spiritvali.

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MEYER, Johann. Newe Landesbeschreibung der zwey Hertzogthümer Schles1 wich und Holstein . . . Chorographicê elaborirt, durch C. Danckwerth zusammen getragen und verfertigt.

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MILLER, William Allen, M.D., LL.D., F.R.S., an English chemist; b. 1817. 2 Elements of Chemistry: theoretical and practical. mical Physics. II. Inorganic Chemistry. III. Organic Chemistry. 3 2d edition, with additions. London, 1860. 8° (7.2X4). + MILLS, C. History (The) of the Crusades, for the Recovery and Possession 3 of the Holy Land. 1st American from 3d London ed. Philadelphia, 1826. 8° (6.6X3.7), pp. 529.

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5 Addresses at Inauguration of Pres. Miner. See TUFTS COLLEGE. †MOLIÈRE, J. B. POQUELIN. La Comtesse Descarbagnes, Comédie. La Prin6 cesse d'Elide, Comédie. Les Fêtes de Versailles. Le Malade imaginaire, Comédie. [English and French, facing.] Paris, n. d. 12° (4.9X3).

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London, 1850. 16° (5.1X3).

NEW (The) American Cyclopædia: a Popular Dictionary of General Knowledge. 8 Edited by G. Ripley and C. A. Dana. Vol. 1–16.

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PEET, Rev. Josiah, of Norridgewock, Me.; b. 1781. d. 1852.

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PETRUS LOMBARDUS. See LOMBARD, P.

PHILLIPS, Charles, Esq., an Irish barrister; b. 1789. d. 1859.

13 Curran and his Contemporaries.

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New York, 1851. 12° (5.6×3.2).

PHILLIPS, Samuel, LL.D., Lieut.-Gov. of Mass., &c.; b. 1752. d. 1802.

14 Memoir of Judge Phillips. See TAYLOR, J. L.

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POETAE Lyrici Graeci. See BERGK, T.

POLYMNERES, George. Λεξικον 'Αγγλοελληνικον. Συνταθεν και εκδοθεν προς Χρη

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+ POPERY. 17 Rise and Fall of Papacy.

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†POWELL, Rev. B. Joint Translator. See ARAGO, D. F. J. Biographies of Distinguished Scientific Men.

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SIMPSON, T.

Select Exercises for Young Proficients in the Mathematics.

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10 Principles of Electricity.

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12 Memoir (A) of his Honor Samuel Phillips, LL.D.

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THEOGNIS, a Greek elegiac poet, of Megara; fl. about 548 B.C.

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WILSON, James Hervetson, F.L.S., &c.

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Elements of Botany.

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PART II.

INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

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