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Essays on interesting subjects, with letters : addressed to a friend, on the origin and progress of learning and philosophy. By Robert Nichol

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  • "Essays on interesting subjects, with letters addressed to a friend, on the origin and progress of learning and philosophy. By Robert Nichol"
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  • "Essays on interesting subjects with letters, addressed to a friend, on the origin and progress of learning and philosophy. By Robert Nichol, accomptant and Mathematician, Edinburgh"
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  • "Essays on interesting subjects, with letters addressed to a friend, on the origin and progress of learning and philosophy. By Robert Nichol, Accomptant And Mathematician, Edinburgh"
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