A Collection of Choice, Scarce, and Valuable Tracts: Being Taken from Manuscripts and Printed Books, Very Uncommon, and Not to be Found But in the Libraries of the Curious, by a Gentleman who Has Search'd After Them for Above Twenty Years

Phoenix · John Dunton

Jan 1721 · D. Browne, and G. Strahan

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