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Copies of documents relative to equipment, clothing, payment, and casualties of the troops, and also directions for signalling, in the campaign of 1799-1800, 1799-1800.

1799-1800.

MA 1289.1-20, 24-29

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Autograph note, beginning, "Perhaps Maria sent for these lines:" with a poem of twelve lines beginning, "Yes! we go gently down the hill of life;" : [n.p., n.d.].

Reade, Charles, 1814-1884.

n.d.].

MA Unassigned

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Contemporary copy of an autograph letter signed : Messina, to R. T. Woodford (but intended for the Secretary of War, Sir James Murray-Pulteney), 1808 Nov. 7.

Stair, John Hamilton MacGill Dalrymple, 8th Earl of, 1771-1853.

1808 Nov. 7.

MA 1278.34

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"Bruce's system of the Monsoons for proving that Sofala is the Ophir of Solomon," together with, "Systems contrary to Bruce" : autograph manuscript unsigned, undated [ca. 1799?].

Vincent, William, 1739-1815.

undated [ca. 1799?].

MA Unassigned

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Printed letter signed by the members of the commission for the Erie Canal : New York, to the Governor of Delaware [presumably Joseph Haslet], 1811 Oct. 8.

1811 Oct. 8.

MA 6410

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Vicissitude, or, The life and adventures of Ned Frolic : an original comic song : for the entertainment of all good boys and girls in the British Empire.

Glasgow : Published and sold by J. Lumsden & Son, 1818.

PML 81319

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New dialogues for the amusement of good children / by M. Pelham, author of The village school, Perambulation of a mouse, First principles of religion, Miscellaneous thoughts, &c.

Kilner, Dorothy, 1755-1836.

London : Printed for Tabart and Co. ... by W. Heney, No. 76, Fleet-Street, 1806.

PML 84451

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School-boys' diversions : describing many new and popular sports : with proper directions for engaging in them / embellished with three neat engravings, from designs by R. Stennett.

London : Printed for A.K. Newman & Co. ... , [not before 1820].

PML 80759

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The Cabinet of fishes, or, A collection of prints of the finny tribes : intended to give children a taste for the study of that part of natural history.

London : Printed and sold by John Marshall, no. 4, Aldermary Church-Yard, Bow-Lane; Cheapside, [ca. 1795]

PML 85629

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