Two Works in Two Volumes by Joseph Authors
The catalog lists Friendship in Death and Letters Moral and Entertaining by the same author, with a fifth edition. A copious Table of Contents, never before printed, is added. The entry appears under BOOKS and notes The Fifth Edition.
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Sebersimgson
Edward Goulding
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Royal- Exchange
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F. Cooper
Globe
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Countess of ‘Hertford
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James Theobald
Sarah Rowe
Yas
Joseph
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