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-Title: Catalogue of Rudimentary, Scientific, Educational, and Classical Works
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-  84. ARITHMETIC, with numerous Examples,
-          by Professor J. R. Young                           1_s._ 6_d._
-  84*. KEY TO THE PRECEDING VOLUME,
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-  96. ASTRONOMY, POPULAR, by the Rev. Robert Main, M.R.A.S.        1_s._
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-  61*. READY RECKONER for the Measurement of Land,
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-          by A. Arman, Schoolmaster                          1_s._ 6_d._
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-          and a Description of the Principles and
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-  101. DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS, by Mr. Woolhouse, F.R.A.S.           1_s._
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-  113. USE OF FIELD ARTILLERY ON SERVICE,
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