SOWERBY (George Brettingham) The Ge-
nera of Shells, III. 121.
SOWERBY (James) English Botany, I. 118.
SOWERBY (James De Carle) A Supplement
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SPAIN, AND THE SPANISH NATION. See
also WEST-INDIES. Abrégé de
l'Histoire d'Espagne et de Portugal,
I. 455.

Historia de los Reyes de Castilla y de
Leon, I. 456.

Coronica de España, I. 456.

The History of the Mohammedan dy-
nasties in Spain, III. 283, 294.
Las Siete Partidas del Don Alonzo IX.,
I. 457.

A History of the Spanish Armada, I.
281.

Memorial sobre los excessos que se

cometen en Roma contra los Natu-
rales de España, I. 457.
Memorial-Adjustado-del expediente
consultivo, I. 458.

Novisima Recopilacion de las Leyes de
España, I. 458.

Decretos de Gobierno, I. 458.
Conventions between England and Spain,
III. 23.

Causes of the War between Great Bri-

tain and Spain, I. 457.

Gramatica de la Real Academia Espa-
ñola, I. 569.

Diccionario de la Real Academia Es-
panola, I. 569.

Biblioteca selecta de Litteratura Es-
pañola, I. 667.

Censo Espagnol, I. 457.
SPALDING Town: Accounts of the Liter-
ary Society at Spalding, I. 346.
SPALDING (John) A History of the Troubles
of Scotland, I. 377.

SPALLANZANI (Lazaro) Recherches sur les
Découvertes Microscopiques traduit,
I. 96.

De' Fenomeni della Circolazione, I.
146.

Expériences sur la Circulation du Sang
traduit, I. 146.

Tracts on the Natural History of Ani-
mals and Vegetables translated, I.
104, 130.
SPANG (William) Rerum nuper in regno
Scotia gestarum Historia, I. 378.
SPANHEIM (Ezekiel) Dissertationes de usu
Numismatum antiquorum, I. 506.
Orbis Romanus, I. 267.

De Nummo Smyrnæorum, I. 265.
Les Cæsars de l'Empereur Julien tra-
duits, I. 590.

SPANHEMIUS (Fridericus) Catalogi Biblio-
thecarum F. Spanhemii, P. F., et J.,
Broukhusii, I. 550.

SPARKE (Joseph) Historia Anglicanæ
Scriptores, I. 275 (▲).

SPARKS (Jared) The Writings and Life of
Washington, III. 312, 338.
Memoirs of John Ledyard, I. 529.
The Life of Gouverneur Morris, I. 531.
SPARRMAN (Andrew) A Voyage to the Cape
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Spartianus (Elius) Imperatorum Roman-
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Specialis (Nicolaus) Rerum Sicularum libri,
I. 469.
SPEECHES: Miscellaneous Speeches in Par-
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SPEECHLY (William) A Treatise on the
Culture of the Vine, I. 123.

A Treatise on the Culture of the Pine-
Apple, etc. I. 123.

SPEED (John) The Theatre (Maps) of the
Empire of Great Britain, I. 322.

The History of Great Britaine, I. 277.
SPEED (Rev. Samuel) A view of the Ancient
Romans translated from Valerius
Maximus, I. 616.

SPELMAN (Edward) A History of the Civil-

wars of York and Lancaster, I. 281.
The Roman Antiquities of Dionysius
Halicarnasseus translated, I. 585.
Xenophon's Expedition of Cyrus trans-
lated, I. 601.

SPELMAN (Sir Henry) Glossarium Archaio-
logicum, I. 562.

English Works, I. 652.

Reliquia Spelmannianæ, I. 37, 652.
SPELMAN (Sir John) Vita Elfredi Magni,
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The Life of Alfred translated, I. 274,

415, 516.

SPENCE (Ferrand) The Works of Lucian
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SPENCE (Græme) Some account of the Bay
and Harbour of Fishguard, I. 374.
III. 147.

SPENCE (Rev. Joseph) Polymetis, III. 140.
An Essay on Pope's Homer's Odyssey,
I. 589, 642.

Anecdotes of Books and Men, I. 652.
SPENCE (William) An Introduction to En-
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SPENCE (William) Tracts on Political-
Economy, III. 28.

SPENCER (George John, Second Earl) Bib-
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Edes Althorpianæ, I. 542. III. 255.
SPENCER (Edmund) Travels in Circassia,
etc. III. 182.

SPENCER (John) A Discourse on Prodigies,
etc. I. 57.

SPENCER (Rev. John, D.D.) De Legibus
Hebræorum Ritualibus, I. 8, 31.
SPENCER (Joshua) Thoughts on an Union
between England and Ireland,—A
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SPIZELIUS (Theophilus) De re Literaria
Sinensium Commentarius, I. 577.
SPON (Jacques) Miscellanea Eruditæ An-
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Histoire de la Ville de Genève, I. 455.
A History of Geneva, I. 455.
Voyage d'Italie, etc. I. 212, 222.
Excerpta ex Sponii Itinerario, I. 623.
Ignotorum Deorum Aræ Notis illus-
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De Origine Strenarum, I. 255.
Rei Antiquaria selectæ Questiones, I.
270.

Lettres écrites sur une Dissertation

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Réponse à la Critique publiée par
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222.

Spotiswood (John) An account of Religious
Houses in Scotland, I. 383, 392.
SPOTSWOOD (John) The History of the
Church of Scotland, I. 383.
SPRAT (Thomas, D.D., Bishop of London)
A History of the Royal Society, I. 57,
350. III. 47.

An account of the Conspiracy against
King Charles II., etc. I. 291.
A Relation of the Conspiracy of Black-
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A Poem on the Death of Thomas Sprat,
I. 634.

SPRENGEL (Kurt) An Introduction to the
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119.

Sprenger (Aloys, M.D.) El Masudi's His-
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Spretus (Desiderius) De Urbis Ravenna
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SPROTT (Thomas) Chronica, I. 415.
Spurinna (Vestritius) Carmina, I. 612.
SPURZHEIM (John Gaspar, M.D.) Recherches
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A Physiognomical System, I. 147.
Phrenology: or the doctrine of the
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Phrenology connected with Physiog-
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On the Anatomy of the Brain, I. 136.
Squadronus (Alexandrinus) Laudes Regii
Lepidi, I. 468.

SQUIRES (Samuel) An Essay on the Anglo-
Saxon Government, I. 34, 304.
Plutarch on Isis and Osiris translated,
I. 595.

STAAL (Marguérite Jeaune Cordier Delau-
nay, Comtesse De) Mémoires, I. 536.
STACKHOUSE (Rev. Thomas) The Life of

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STÆHLIN (J. Von) An account of the New
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STAEL DE HOLSTEIN (Anne Louis Germaine
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des Passions sur le Bonheur des In-
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De l'Allemagne, I. 428.

Manuscrits de Necker, publiés par sa
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STAFFORD (Thomas) Pacata Hibernia, I.

STANLEY (Thomas) The History of Philo-
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Elian's" Various History" translated,

I. 578.

STANTON (Robert) Tables for Silver, I.506.
STANYAN (Temple) The Grecian History,
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STAPLETON (Augustus Granville) The Po-
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STAPLETON (Rev. J. C.) Neander's "Life
of St. Chrysostom" translated, III.
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STARK (Adam) The History of Gainsbo-
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STARKE (Mariana) Travels on the Conti-
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STARKIUS (Sebastianus Gottofredus) Spe-
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STAROVOLSCI (Simon) Polonia-Sarmatiæ
Bellatores-Centum Poloniæ Scrip-
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STATE: A Collection of Poems on Affairs
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STATE-PAPERS:
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Miscellaneous State-Pa-

State-Papers of King Henry VIII.,III.
227 (A).

The Portfolio: a collection of (Rus-
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STATES-GENERAL: Mémoires sur les États-
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Etats-généraux et autres Assemblées
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I. 444.

Etats-généraux convoqués par Louis
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Instructions rémis par les divers Bail-
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STATE TRACTs, III. 231, 232.
STATE TRIALS, I. 37.

STATISTICAL SOCIETY: Transactions, III.
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Journal, III. 29, 50.

STATIONERS COMPANY: Orders, Rules,
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STATIUS (Publius Papinius) Opera, I. 612.
614.
Sylvæ, I. 615.

The Thebiad, I. 615.

STATUTES. See also Laws. The Statutes
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The Statutes of the United Kingdom,
III. 25.

The Statutes of the Realm, I. 35, 301,
308. III. 222 (a).

Indexes to the Statutes, I. 36, 308.
III. 222.

A Digest of the Statutes, I. 36, 308.
Tables of the Private Statutes, III. 25.
STAUNTON (Sir Leonard George) An ac-

count of the Embassy of the Earl
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STAUNTON (Sir George Thomas) A Trans-
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Miscellaneous notices relating to China,
I. 485.

STAVELEY (Thomas) The History of Churches
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The Romish Horse-leech, I. 17.
STAVORINUS (John Splinter) Voyages to
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STEAM-NAVIGATION. See RIGAUD-TRed-
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STEBBING (Rev. Henry, D.D. Jun.) On Clan-
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A Reply to Dr. Ibbetson's "Observa-
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A Fragment (concerning the Senate of
the University of Cambridge) 1.330.
See also SMITH (Rev. Amias)
STEBBING (Rev. Henry) The History of
the Church, III. 18, 167.

The History of the Reformation, III.
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Lives of the Italian Poets, I. 516.
STECCHI (Giovanni Lorenzo) Delle Mete-
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STEDMAN (Charles) A History of the A-
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STEDMAN (Captain J. G.) The Narrative
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239, 497.

STEEL (Rev. William) A Memorial on aug-
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Scotland, I. 391.

STEELE (David) The Ship-Master's Assist-
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Elements of Rigging and Seamanship,
I. 174.

The Navy-list, I. 175, 298. III. 155.
STEELE (Sir Richard) The Examiner, etc.
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The Character of Addison, I. 515.
Epistolary Correspondence, I. 652.
STEELL (Robert) A Treatise of Conic-Sec-
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STEER (George) The Mineral Laws of Der-
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STEEVENS (George) Twenty Plays of Shake-
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Notes to Shakespeare's Plays, I. 637.
Library Sale Catalogue, I. 550.
Stella (Antonius) Elogia Venetorum Navali
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STEPHANOPOLI (Dimo et Nicolo) Voyage
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Grammatici de Dodone Fragmentum,
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STEPHANUS (Henricus) De Criticis Dis-
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Dialogus de bene instituendis Græcæ
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Dialogus Dicæarchi Sympractor Sup-
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STEPHENS (Edward Bell) The Basque Pro-
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STEPHENS (James Francis) General Zoolo-
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A Catalogue of British Insects, III.
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A Manual of British Beetles, III. 120.
STEPHENS (John) The History of the new
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STEPHENS (John L.) Incidents of Travel
in Central-America, III. 184.
STEPHENS (Thomas) The Life and Times
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336.

The Book of the Constitution of Great
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STEPHENS FAMILY. See JANSONIUS
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STEPNEY MANOR: Customs of the Manors
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STERNE (Rev. Laurence) Life and Works,
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STEUART DENHAM (Sir James) Works, I.

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An Inquiry into the principles of Po-
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Observations on the Bill for altering
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A Dissertation on the policy of Grain,
III. 29.

A Plan for an Uniformity of Weights
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STEVEN (Rev. William) The History of the
Scottish Church, Rotterdam, I. 18,
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STEVENS (Captain John) A Continuation
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Faria Y Sousa's History of Portugal
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STEVENS (Robert) A Guide to the East-
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STEVENS (Robert) An Essay on Average, L.39.
STEVENS (William) Life, I. 536.
STEVENS (William) Hints to the People of
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STEVENS (W. S.) Homographia, I. 52.
STEVENSON (David) A sketch of the Civil-
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STEVENSON (Robert) An account of the
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STEVENSON (Seth William) A Tour in
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STEVENSON (William) A view of the Agri-
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A view of the Agriculture of Dorset,
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STEVENSON (William) A Supplement to
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STEVENSON (W. B.) The Narrative of a
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STEWART FAMILY. See STUART.
STEWART (-) Two Discourses on the
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STEWART (Major Charles) Memoirs of the
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292, 332.

Memoirs of the Emperor Timur trans-
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A Catalogue of the Library of Tippo
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STEWART (C. J.) A Catalogue of the Li-
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STEWART (Colonel David) Sketches of the

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STEWART (Dugald) Elements of the Phi-
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The Life and Writings of Dr. Robert-
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Philosophical Essays, I. 51.

The Philosophy of the Powers of Man,
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A view of Metaphysical and Ethical
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The Life and Writings of Dr. Reid,
III. 335.

The Life and Writings of Dr. Smith,
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STEWART (Sir James) An Index to the Scot-
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STEWART (Sir James) The principles of
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STEWART (J.) A view of the state of Ja-
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STEWART (Dr. Matthew) General Mathe-
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Physical and Mathematical Tracts, I.
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Propositiones Geometricæ, I. 73.

STIEGLITZ (Dr. C. L.) Dessins tirés de la
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STILES (Rev. Ezra) A History of Three of
the Judges of King Charles I., I.
288, 512.
STILLINGFLEET (Edward, D.D., Bishop of
Worcester) Origines Britannica, III.
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Life and Character, I. 536.
STIRLING (James) Tractatus De Summa-
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STITH (Rev. William) A History of the
Settlement of Virginia, I. 493.
STOBEUS (Johannes) Sententiæ, I. 598.
Ecloga, I. 599.
Florilegium, I. 599.

Dicta Poetarum apud Stobæum ex-
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Lectiones Stobenses, I. 599, 622.
STOCK (Joseph, D.D., Bishop of Killalla)
A Translation of Isaiah, I. 3, 6, 7.
A Translation of Job, I. 3.

STOCKDALE (John) Trial, I. 38.

Proceedings and Debates of Parliament,
I. 307.

STOCKDALE (John Joseph) Sketches of the
Island of Java, III. 301.

STOCKDALE (Percival) Lectures on the En-
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The Life of Waller, I. 516.
STOCK-EXCHANGE: The Anatomy of Ex-
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STOCKHOLM ACADEMY. Transactions and
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STODDART (Sir John, LL.D.) Grammar,
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STOEVER (D. H.) The Life of Linnæus, I.

529.

STONE (Arthur Daniel, M.D.) A Treatise on

the Diseases of the Stomach, I. 146.
STONE (Edward) Remarks on Phillips's Life
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STONE (Thomas) A view of the Agriculture
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A view of the Agriculture of Lincoln,
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STONE (William L.) The Life of Joseph
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STONEHOUSE (Rev. W. B.) The History of
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STORCH (Henri) Cours d'Economie-politique,

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STOTHERT (Captain William) Events of the
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STOURHEAD LIBRARY, Wiltshire: Catalogue,
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Stourton (Edward, Ninth Baron) Life and
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STOURTON (William, Seventeenth Baron)
Letters on Agricultural Distress, I.121.
STOW (John) Annales, I. 277.

A Survey of London, I. 347. III. 254.
Srow (William) Remarks on London, I. 347.
STOWE, Buckinghamshire. See also FAR-
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A Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the
Stowe Library, III. 344 (▲).
STOWER (Charles) The Printer's Grammar,
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STRABO: Geographia, I. 181, 599.
Chrestomathia, I. 599.

Strabo Epitome, I. 182.

Conjecturæ in Strabonem, I. 626.
La Géographie de Strabon traduite, I.
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Strabone Geographia tradotta, I. 181,
599.

STRADA (Famianus) De Bello Belgico, I. 169,

432.

Prolusiones Academicæ, I. 625.
STRADLING FAMILY: Correspondence, III.

229.

STRAFFORD (Thomas, First Earl of) Letters
and Despatches, I. 286, 303.
Tracts relating to Strafford, I. 286 (^).
The Deposition and Articles against
the Earle of Strafford, I. 286.
The Bill of Attainder that passed a-
gainst the Earle of Strafford, I. 286.
Answeres and Replies of the Earle of
Strafford to the Articles, I. 286.
The Conclusion of the Earle of Straf-
ford's Defence, I. 286.

The Earle of Strafford's Letter to the
King, I. 286.

A Letter from the Earle of Strafford
to his Lady, I. 286.

The last Two Speeches of the Earle of
Strafford, I. 286.

The Earle of Strafford's Speech upon
the Scaffold, I. 286.

Two Letters written by the Earle of
Strafford, I. 286.

Great Strafford's Farewell to the
World, I. 286.

Strafford's Plot discovered, I. 286.
The Trial of the Earl of Strafford, I.

286.

Life and death, I. 282.

STRANG (John) Germany in 1831, III.179,

274.

STRANGE (John) Library Sale Catalogue,
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STRANGE (Sir Robert) A Catalogue of the
Italian, Flemish, French,and Spanish,
Schools, I. 158.