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SMITHURST, Benjamin. Britain's Glory, and England's Bravery: to which is added a Continuation of the Historian's Guide from Nov. 1687 to June 1689. London, 1689. 12mo. 3s.

A valuable little work, consisting of pages 8, 172 and 17.

Smoakers. A Looking-Glass for Smoakers, a Poem. 1703. See SPOONER, Lawr.

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