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  by: Osgood, Samuel
  Published: (1794)
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  by: Cromarty, George Mackenzie
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• Daniel's prophecy of the seventy weeks : &c. Explained from the sacred writings, and applied to the history of the Jews
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• Some additional notes towards a further elucidation of the apocalyptick visions : those especially, which may admit of other interpretations, than what have hitherto obtained. By way of appendix to Six small tracts, published by the author of Stricturæ lucis
  by: Markwick, Nathaniel
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