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The London oracle; being a new-year's gift, for the year 1707. A fit pocket-companion for gentlemen, ladies, and other persons of quality; ... By a student in the cœlestial sciences, and Professor of P

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  • "The London oracle; being a new-year's gift, for the year 1707. A fit pocket-companion for gentlemen, ladies, and other persons of quality; ... By a student in the cœlestial sciences, and Professor of P"@en
  • "The London oracle; being a new-year's gift, for the year 1707 A fit pocket-companion for gentlemen, ladies, and other persons of quality; ... By a student in the cœlestial sciences, and Professor of P"
  • "The London oracle; being a new-year's gift, for the year 1707 A fit pocket-companion for gentlemen, ladies, and other persons of quality; ... By a student in the cœlestial sciences, and Professor of P"@en
  • "The London oracle; being a new-year's gift, for the year 1707 A fit pocket-companion for gentlemen, ladies, and other persons of quality; ... By a student in the clestial sciences, and Professor of P"@en
  • "The london oracle; being a new-year's gift, for the year 1707 a fit pocket-companion for gentlemen, ladies, and other persons of quality; Lovers, Travellers by Sea and Land, Merchants, Mariners, Surgeons, &c. Useful to all, and a Friend to the Unfortunate: Teaching to distinguish and Happy Time from Times Cross and Malevolent. By a student in the cœlestial sciences, and Professor of P"
  • "The london oracle ; being a new-year's gift, for the year 1707. a fit pocket-companion for gentlemen, ladies, and other persons of quality ; Lovers, Travellers by Sea and Land, Merchants, Mariners, Surgeons, &c. Useful to all, and a Friend to the Unfortunate: Teaching to distinguish and Happy Time from Times Cross and Malevolent. By a student in the cœlestial sciences, and Professor of P"@en

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