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... Pie Edinbfurght Review, No. 110.-Longtnml', Orme, and Co., Patlerntster Row. London-~Colebrated as this work is fur the masterly articles that hveno ppearrcd in it, the number before us can only bt 'properly cliaracterised by saying that it is 'of inestImable, value. The first -article in it is at 'notieeof, Col. Gurivpoots despatchee of thel Duel of Wellington, floom 1199'to' 3818, S. work ...

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