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A catalogue for the year MDCCLXVIII of useful and correct maps, books of maps, curious and entertaining prints, drawing-books from the greatest masters, copy-books in all the branches of penmanship, and the best of each kind, &c. &c., printed for John Bow
Title: A catalogue for the year MDCCLXVIII of useful and correct maps, books of maps, curious and entertaining prints, drawing-books from the greatest masters, copy-books in all the branches of penmanship, and the best of each kind, &c. &c., printed for John Bow
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Bowles, John.
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