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Elegant extracts; a copious selection of passages
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The enchanted beauty, and other tales, essays,
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Genius of ecclesiastical freedom, comprising the
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33-366
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Elgin marbles. H. Ellis

Eli; an oratorio. M. Costa

Elie de Beaumont, Mme. Lettres du Marquis de
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Elijah. Macduff, J. R. The prophet of fire 32-1180
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Summer rambles in the west. 26-247

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Ellwood, T. Life by himself

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General and bibliographical dictionary of the
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Philo-socrates. L., 1864.

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Progressive lessons in social science.

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Thoughts on the future of the human race. L.,
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