A briefe and true relation of the discouerie of the north part of Virginia.

Reprint from 1602 edition.

The true Henry Clay,

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The true story of Captain John Smith,

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A true vindication of the South, in a review of American political history,

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The masons as makers of America; the true story of the American revolution,

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The true Benjamin Franklin,

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Two of the most remarkable and interesting of the sonnets of Francis Bacon, the true Shakespeare. A compilation, arrangement, and composition,

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The true Abraham Lincoln /

Includes index.

A text-book of true temperance; edited and compiled by M. Monahan.

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The true Thomas Jefferson,

Photocopy.

Republican landmarks. The views and opinions of American statesmen on foreign immigration. Being a collection of statistics of population, pauperism, crime, etc. With an inquiry into the true character of the dUnited States government, and its policy on the subject of immigration, naturalization of aliens, etc.

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The romance of Cinderella; being the true history of Eleanor de Bohun, and her lover, Hallam Beaufort, duke of Somerset: together with divers happenings concerning the mysterious black knight, and other illustrious persons: also setting forth the unnatural and inhuman conduct of the Lady Eleanor's stepmother, and her two stepsisters, Mistress Rotraut and Mistress Dowsabel. Herein truthfully set down in rhyme

Title-page in colors.

Eva : a true story of light and darkness ; The ill-omened marriage, other tales & poems ; and The pilgrims of the Rhine /

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Christendom astray : or, Popular Christianity (both in faith and practice), shewn to be unscriptural; and the true nature of the ancient apostolic faith exhibited in eighteen lectures.

Includes index.

The romance of the revolution: being true stories of the adventures, romantic incidents, hairbreadth escapes, and heroic exploits of the days of '76 ...

Mode of access: Internet.