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THE LIBRARY of American Biography. Conducted by Jared Sparks. [First series] 10 vol. Second series 15 vol. Together 25 vol. Boston, 1834-48.

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Life of Samuel Gorton, by J. M.
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16. Life of Ezra Stiles, by J. L. Kingsley;
Life of John Fitch, by C. Whittlesey;
Life of Anne Hutchinson, by G. E.
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Life of Samuel Ward, by W. Gammell;

Life of Thomas Posey, by J. Hall.

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21. Life of Stephen Decatur, by A. S. Mackenzie.

22. Life of Edward Preble, by L. Sabine;

Life of William Penn, by G. E. Ellis. 23. Life of Daniel Boone, by J. M. Peck ;

Life of Benjamin Lincoln, by F. Bowen. 24. Life of John Ledyard, by J. Sparks. 25. Life of William R. Davie, by F. M. Hubbard ;

Life of Samuel Kirkland, by S. K. Lothrop;

Index to the second series, vol. 11-25. 10 THE LIFE of George Washington. Large paper. Boston, 1839. 8vo.

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12 ADDRESSES at the inauguration of J. Sparks as President of Harvard College, Wednesday, June 20, 1849. Cambridge, 1849. 8°

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SPRAGUE, WILLIAM, Jun. Of

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