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SCHWARZ, JOSEPH. A Descriptive Geography and brief Historical Sketch of Palestine .. translated

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SEGUR, PHILIPPE PAUL DE, Count.

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SELLER, RICHARD. The Sufferings of R. Seller, on board the flagship Royal Prince, for his testimony to the unlawfulness of war. Philadelphia [1835?]. 16mo.

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SEVENTY-SIX SOCIETY.

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SEWALL, SAMUEL. Proposals