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The Elephant, according to the account of the celebrated Buffon, is the most respectable animal in the world. ...

The Elephant, according to the account of the celebrated Buffon, is the most respectable animal in the world. ...

Published 1797

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To the curious. A view of the ancient city of Jerusalem. : a model of the ancient and magnificent city of Jerusalem ... which has been exhibited at the southward, to universal admiration, has arrived in this town, and is yet opened for the inspection of the curious, at the house of Mr. John Woart ...

To the curious. A view of the ancient city of Jerusalem. : a model of the ancient and magnificent city of Jerusalem ... which has been exhibited at the southward, to universal admi...

Published 1791

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Boston, May 13, 1756. To be seen (for a short time) at the house of Mr. William Fletcher : merchant, New-Boston ; that elaborate and matchless pile of art, called, the Microcosm, or, The world in miniature.

Boston, May 13, 1756. To be seen (for a short time) at the house of Mr. William Fletcher : merchant, New-Boston ; that elaborate and matchless pile of art, called, the Microcosm, o...

Published 1756

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Horsemanship, by Mr. Bates : the original, who has had the honor of performing before the Emperor of Germany ... On Tuesday next the 28th. of September instant, if good weather, if not, on the Friday following, at the bottom of the Mall, in Boston, he will perform on one, two, three, and four horses, a variety of manly exercises never seen here ...

Horsemanship, by Mr. Bates : the original, who has had the honor of performing before the Emperor of Germany ... On Tuesday next the 28th. of September instant, if good weather, if...

Published 1773

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A course of experiments in that instructive and entertaining branch of natural philosophy, called elictricity [sic] : to be accompanied with methodical lectures on the nature and properties of that wonderful element /

A course of experiments in that instructive and entertaining branch of natural philosophy, called elictricity [sic] : to be accompanied with methodical lectures on the nature and p...

by Mason, David, 1726-1794.
Published 1765

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Sunday morning.

Sunday morning.

Published 2005

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