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Poetic Sketches

Poetic Sketches
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Poems

the Pattern of Piety: Or, Tryals of Patience, Being the Spiritual Songs of the Life and Death of Job

the Pattern of Piety: Or, Tryals of Patience, Being the Spiritual Songs of the Life and Death of Job
Or, Tryals of Patience, Being the Spiritual Songs of the Life and Death of Job »

The Life Of Mr. Thomas Gent

The Life Of Mr. Thomas Gent
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Poems 1828

Annales regioduni Hullini. The history of the ... town of Kingston-upon-Hull ... Together with several letters containing some accounts of the antiquities of Bridlington, Scarborough, Whitby, etc.

Annales regioduni Hullini. The history of the ... town of Kingston-upon-Hull ... Together with several letters containing some accounts of the antiquities of Bridlington, Scarborough, Whitby, etc.
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Poems (1828)

Poems (1828)
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The Most Delectable, Scriptural And Pious History Of The Famous And Magnificent Great Eastern Window (according To Beautiful Portraitures) In St. Peter's Cathedral, York: ... In Three Parts. ... æt. 70, A.c. Mdcclxii.

The Most Delectable, Scriptural And Pious History Of The Famous And Magnificent Great Eastern Window (according To Beautiful Portraitures) In St. Peter's Cathedral, York: ... In Three Parts. ... æt. 70, A.c. Mdcclxii.
In Three Parts. ... T. 70, A.C. MDCCLXII. »

Gent's History Of Hull

Gent's History Of Hull
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The contingencies, vicissitudes or changes of this transitory life. Set forth in a ... prologue, spoken for the most part on the 18th and 20th of February 1761 at the tragedy of Jane Shore. With a Benedictive Epilogue, etc.

The contingencies, vicissitudes or changes of this transitory life. Set forth in a ... prologue, spoken for the most part on the 18th and 20th of February 1761 at the tragedy of Jane Shore. With a Benedictive Epilogue, etc.
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