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-Extracts, principally from English Classics, showing that the legal Suppression of M. Zola's Novels would logically involve the bowlderizing of some of the greatest works in English Literature. Lond., 1888. 4to.

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Congress. In Congress, March 23, 1776. Resolved, That the Inhabitants of these Colonies be permitted to fit out Armed Vessels to cruise on the Enemies of these United Colonies, Charles Thomson, Secretary. Phila., John Dunlap, [1776]. 131⁄2 x 834 inches.

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