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James Henri/ Nowers. Recollections of
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Late Resident, A. Eaton Stannard Barrett. Six weeks at Longs. By . . L. 1817.
Late Second liate Blinlster, A. Edward Weston. Apology for the con- duct of . . . from 1729 to 1746. L. 17—.
Liate Senior Examiner of Needle- worli to tlie School Board of Lon- don, The. Mrs. L. 8. Floyer. Plain cutting out for standards V., VI., and Vn. ... By . . . L. 1885.
Late Visitant, A. William Jerdan. Six weeks in Paris; or, a cure for the gallomania. By . . . L. 1818.
Lately Beneficed Clergyman, A. Rev. G-eorge Armstrong. The church : its civil establishment indefensible ... By ... L. 1831.
Launcelot, Doni Claude. Mary Anne (^Gallon) Schimmelpenninck. Nar- rative of a tour in the year 1667 to La Grand Chartreuse and Alet. By . . . L. 1813.
Laureat, A. Robert Southeij. The ■changeling : a, poem in two cantos, ad- dressed to . . . [an invective against R. S.]. L. 1817.
Lavante. Albert A. Wilmer. The poets and poetry of America. N.Y. 1847.
Also ascribed to Edgar Allan Poe.
Lawson, Will H. Charles Albert White. Down by the brooklet. Song and chorus . . . Music by . . . B. 1871.
Lawyer, A. John Fine. Lectures on law. Prepared principally from Kent, by . . . for the use of his sons. Albany, 1852.
Lawyer, A. Francis Hext. Letter from ... of the Middle Temple, a Cor- nishman by, birth. The "Spectator," No. 129, July 28, 1711.
Lawyer, A. John Reeves. Observa- tions on (what is called) the Catholic bill. L. 1807.
La^wyer, A. Frederick Hallard. Thoughts on some points in our system of judicial procedure. By . . . Edinb. 1858.
Lawyer, The. Sir William Black- stone. The L.'s farewell to his muse, in Dodsley's " Poems," Vol. IV.
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Lay Head-Master, A. JSelt/ Hutchin- son Almond. Sermons by . . . L. 1886. Lay Member of the Church, A.
John Hamilton. The present position of
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Lay .^lember of the Church of England, A. G. Taylor. The Scriptu- ral doctrine of man's salvation ... A letter . . . from . . . Manchester, 1818. Signed " Zenas."
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Lay Member of the Protestant Episcopal Church, A. Thomas McMul- len. Beauties of sacred literature and practice, selected from various authors. Edited by . . . N.Y. 1864(?).
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Layman, A. .John Lowell. Are you a Christian or a Calvinist ? . . . B. 1815.
Layman, A. Scantlebury. Church
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Layman, A. Charles Bewick Curtis. A domestic liturgy . . . Compiled by . . .
Layman, A. Francis Edward Chase.
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Layman, A. Augustus Henry Fitzroy, Duke of Grafton. Hints, etc., submitted to the serious attention of the clergy, nobility, and gentry ... By . . . L. 178-.
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