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The geography and history of England: : done in the manner of Gordon's and Salmon's geographical and historical grammars. In two parts. In the first part, each county is considered under the following heads: viz. the name, situation, air, soil, commodities, rivers, chief towns, noblemen's seats, curiosities natural and artificial, remarkable persons, various particulars. To the whole is prefix'd, a complete map, from the latest and best observations, shewing the chief towns, rivers and roads, both direct and across, &c. Also, a separate map of the roads, of the channel, and a plan of London. The second parts contains, a concise history of England; or, the revolutions of the British constitution. And, by way of introduction to the whole, a clear and distinct view of our constitution, and every branch of the legislature

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