1826

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1833

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1681

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1779

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1842

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1842

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1840

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1849

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1816

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1850

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1610

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1857

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1853

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1766

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1855

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1851-3

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1840

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1822

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1822-3

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1831

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1868

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1826

581 OTTLEY'S (W. Y.) INQUIRY concerning the INVENTION OF PRINTING, including Notices of the early use of Wood-Engraving in Europe, the Block Books, etc. with Introduction by J. P. BERJEAU, 37 plates, and numerous woodcuts, 4to. new hf. morocco, uncut, £1. 158

1863

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1846

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1671

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