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A MEMOIR OF SIR PHILIP SIDNEY.
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PICTURES OF GERMAN LIFE
IN THE 15th, 16th, AND 17th CENTURIES.
BY HERR FREYTAG,
Author of 'Debit and Credit,'
TRANSLATED BY MRS. MALCOLM.
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A POPULAR
HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA,
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THE HISTORY AND LITERATURE OF
THE CRUSADES.
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OURSELVES, OUR FOOD, & OUR PHYSIC.
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