133 ANDREWS. History of the War with America, France, Spain, 240 and Holland: commencing in 1775 and ending in 1783. With Parker Portraits, Maps and Charts. 31 plates. London, 1775-6.

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134 ANDREWS, Joseph. Journey from Buenos Ayres, through.10
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135 ANNALS of the Army of the Cumberland. Phil., 1863.
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25146 APEL, H. Prose Specimens for Translation into German.

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158 ARMOR, William C. Lives of the Governors of Pennsylvania, 2.00 with the Incidental History of the State from 1609 to 18724 Philadelphia, 1872.

159 ARMSTRONG, E. Address Anniversary of Landing of William

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160 ARNOLD, Benedict. Proceedings of a General Court Martial 725 for the Trial of Major General Arnold, with an Introduction, Allen Notes and Index. Portrait. New York, Privately Printed,

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178 AUCHLAND. The Journal and Correspondence of William 225 Lord Auchland. London, 1861. 2 vols., 8vo, cloth. Can

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180 AUGUSTINES, S. Manuell. London, 1577 [reprint.]

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