A letter to the Reverend Thomas Beynon, ... /

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Cerddi arwraidd ar y gwanwyn, sef testun y Parch. Archddiacon Beynon, Hywydd Cymdeithas Cymreigyddion Caerfyrddin, Awst 19, 1824.

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Reports of cases relative to the duty and office of a justice of the peace, from Michaelmas term 1776, inclusive, to Trinity term 1785, inclusive.

"There were editions in 1786 and 1790, and a Dublin reprint ... in 1790. These contained only 388 pages. The 1800 edition has 593 pages, with table of principal matters. Some copies of the quarto with the earlier imprints appear also to have pages 389 to 593 added, and to be complete."--Soule, Lawyer's ref. manual, 1884.

Village dialogues, between Farmer Littleworth, Thomas Newman, Rev. Mr. Lovegood, and others.

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Description of a College Chamber (manuscript copy), ca. 1744

This humorous, rhyming poem appears to have been co-authored by Thomas Handcock of Massachusetts and Richard Waterman of Warwick, Rhode Island. The document is also signed by Catharine Waterman. Neither of the authors attended Harvard College, and the circumstances of this poem's creation are not known. The poem suggests that they composed the poem while visiting - uninvited - the room of "honest Bob." The poem describes the contents of this college chamber, including the following items: an oak table with a broken leg; paper, a pen, and sand for writing; books, including "Scotch songs," philosophy, Euclid, a book of prayer, Tillotson, and French romances; pipes and tobacco; mugs; a broken violin; copperplate and mezzotint prints; a cat; clothes; two globes; a pair of bellows; a broom; a chamber pot; a candle in a bottle; tea; cups and saucers; a letter to Chloe, to whom the room's inhabitant apparently owed money; a powder horn; a fishing net; a rusty gun; a battledore; a shuttlecock; a cannister; a pair of shoes; and a coffee mill. The poem references events related to the War of Austrian Succession (1740-1748); British Vice Admiral Edward Vernon's siege of Portobello (in present-day Panama) in 1739; the "Rushian War" (perhaps the Russo-Swedish War of 1741-1743); and the War of Jenkins' Ear (the cat in the college chamber, like British Captain Robert Jenkins, has lost an ear).

A biographical sketch of Thomas Clarkson, M.A. : with occasional brief strictures on the misrepresentations of him contained in the life of William Wilberforce ; and a concise historical outline of the abolition of slavery /

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The life of Thomas Paine, secretary for foreign affairs to Congress in the American war : author of "Common sense," "Rights of man,"etc. Interspersed with sundry letters, &c. not before published, and containing his last will and testament, verbatim; with notices of the American and French revolutions. Compiled from authentic documents.

Almost the whole of this work is copied verbatim from Sherwin's Life of Paine.

Diary of Captain Thomas Rodney, 1776-1777. With an introduction.

"Read before the Historical Society of Delaware ... January 2, 1877."

Lawyer's form book, 1793-1805

Lawyer's form book containing sample forms for legal documents, compiled by most likely Walter Franklin Esq. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

A new and complete history of the county of York,

Preface dated 1832.

Illustrated catalogue of bee keepers' supplies.

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Miscellanies in prose and verse, now first collected and arr.

"175 copies only of this ed."

Fables /

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Letters written in France, in the summer 1790, to a friend in England: containing various anecdotes relative to the French Revolution; and Memoirs of Mons. and Madame Du F------.

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History of the county of Lincoln; from the earliest period to the present time,

First portion published in 1830 bearing Allen's name; present copy contains additional illustrations.