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Moral essays: or, The wisdom of all nations. : Being the proverbial sayings, maxims, and sentences of the greatest and wisest philosophers, in all times, ages, and countries: digested under proper heads, with reflexions on the same

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1760?].
Call number: 622194
Creator: Dixon, Henry(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Purchased from Samuel Gedge Ltd., November 2008.
Dimensions: 16 cm (12mo)
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Moral essays: or, The wisdom of all nations. : Being the proverbial sayings, maxims, and sentences of the greatest and wisest philosophers, in all times, ages, and countries: digested under proper heads, with reflexions on the same

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