Appleton's Library Manual: Containing a Catalogue Raisonné of Upwards of Twelve Thousand of the Most Important Works in Every Department of Knowledge, in All Modern Languages; Part I. Subjects-Alphabetically Arranged; Part II. Biography, Classics, Miscel

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