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- 03011767 description "v. 1. On the use and study of history. Sir Isaac Newton's chronology of the Greeks and Latins. Loose and unconnected thoughts respecting Roman and Grecian history. Observations respecting the authenticity of the Arundelian marbles, or in more accurate language, the Parian chronicle. Annotations on Mitford's History of Greece.--v. 2. A concise account of the Gauls, from the earliest periods of their recorded history to the capture of Rome. Observations introductory to a history of Great Britain. Caesar's first invasion of Britain, preceded by some account of his history, previously to that event. Caesar's second invasion of Britain. Britain; from Caesar's final departure, in the year before Christ, 54, until the close of the reign of Caligula.".
- 03011767 tableOfContents "v. 1. On the use and study of history. Sir Isaac Newton's chronology of the Greeks and Latins. Loose and unconnected thoughts respecting Roman and Grecian history. Observations respecting the authenticity of the Arundelian marbles, or in more accurate language, the Parian chronicle. Annotations on Mitford's History of Greece.--v. 2. A concise account of the Gauls, from the earliest periods of their recorded history to the capture of Rome. Observations introductory to a history of Great Britain. Caesar's first invasion of Britain, preceded by some account of his history, previously to that event. Caesar's second invasion of Britain. Britain; from Caesar's final departure, in the year before Christ, 54, until the close of the reign of Caligula.".