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• Sentences and maxims divine, moral, and historical, in prose and verse : Design'd for the conduct and instruction of human life; and particularly for the improvement of youth in good sense and correct English. ... By George Shelley
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  Published: (1752)
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  by: Shelley, George
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  by: Bickham, George
  Published: (1743)
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  by: Thane, John
  Published: (1793)