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v.1. A discourse upon repentance.--A treatise on growth in grace.--Answer to Paine's Age of Reason.--A collection of family prayers.

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Added engraved t.p., with vignette.

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1. Genesis--Judges. 1830.--2. Ruth--Esther. 1831.--3. Job--Song of Solomon. 1830.--4. Isaiah--Malachi. 1831.--5. Matthew--Acts. 1831.--6. Romans--Revelation. 1831.

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Layton, Evro. Greek Press at Malta of the ABCFM (1822-1833)

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A small scale sample nuclear waste package, consisting of a 28 mm diameter uranium penny encased in grout, was imaged by absorption contrast radiography using a single pulse exposure from an X-ray source driven by a high-power laser. The Vulcan laser was used to deliver a focused pulse of photons to a tantalum foil, in order to generate a bright burst of highly penetrating X-rays (with energy >500 keV), with a source size of <0.5 mm. BAS-TR and BAS-SR image plates were used for image capture, alongside a newly developed Thalium doped Caesium Iodide scintillator-based detector coupled to CCD chips. The uranium penny was clearly resolved to sub-mm accuracy over a 30 cm2 scan area from a single shot acquisition. In addition, neutron generation was demonstrated in situ with the X-ray beam, with a single shot, thus demonstrating the potential for multi-modal criticality testing of waste materials. This feasibility study successfully demonstrated non-destructive radiography of encapsulated, high density, nuclear material. With recent developments of high-power laser systems, to 10 Hz operation, a laser-driven multi-modal beamline for waste monitoring applications is envisioned.