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Last dying speeches, birth, parentage, and education, of those unfortunate malefactors, Leonard Tomlinson and John Claake, for stopping Colonel Byron's carriage, and shooting at hi...

by Tomlinson, Leonard
Published 1798

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A letter to the people of the United States : of America, from General Washington, on his resignation of the office of President of the United States

by Washington, George
Published 1796

printed by Cooper and Graham, for J. Debrett, opposite Burlington House, Piccadilly

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The last speech and confession of Nicol Muschet of Boghal : who was execute [sic] in the Grass Market of Edinburgh, the sixth day of January 1721. Containing a brief narrative of h...

by Muschet, Nicol
Published 1721

printed and sold by John Reid

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A letter to the people of the United States : from George Washington, on retiring from the office of President

by Washington, George
Published 1796

printed by J. Chambers

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The last dying-words of the late King James : to his son and daughter, and the French King. Who sickned [sic] the 22d of August, and died the 5th of September. 1701

by James
Published 1701

printed by D. E. in the year

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L'esprit des esprits, ou pensées choisies; dans le goût des Maximes de la Rochefoucault

Published 1778

et se trouve à Paris, chez Ruault, et Laporte

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The triumphant Christian : or, faith's victory over death and the grave. Exemplified in the last experiences and dying words of a private gentleman

Published 1754

printed for George Keith, at the Bible and Crown in Grace-Church-Street

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The last speeches and dying words of Capt. Thomas Green : commander of the ship Worcester, and of Captain John Madder, chief mate of the said ship

by Green, Thomas
Published 1705

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The beauties of the English stage : consisting of all the celebrated passages, soliloquies, similies, descriptions, and other poetical beauties in the English plays, ancient and mo...

Published 1737

printed for, and sold by Ward and Chandler at the Ship just without Temple Bar, and at their shops in York, and Scarborough: C. Corbett, at Addison's Head against St. Dunstan's Church, and E. Withers, at the Seven Stars against Chancery Lane, both in Fleet-street