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LITHGOW, William. The rare Adventures and painful Peregrinations of long nineteen Years Travayles from Scotland to the most famous Kingdoms in Europe, Asia, and Africa. Lond. 1632, 4to. port.

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88.

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LITHOBOLIA, or the stone-throw. ing Devil. 1698, 4to.

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LITTLE, T. See MOORE, Thomas. LITTLETON, Adam, D.D. Latin and English Dictionary. In four Parts. The fifth Edition. Lond. 1723, 4to. frontispiece.

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LITTLETON, SirThos. Tenures, in English. A new Edition, printed from the Rouen Edition, 1585, with Notes, a Sketch of the Author's

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LIVERSEEGE, Henry, Artist. Works. Lond. 1833-35, roy. fol. 37 engravings in mezzotinto by ⚫ Cousins and others.

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