A second dialogue of the dead: between Ferdinand Cortez and William Penn : To which is added, a scheme, for the abolition of slavery, without injury to trade and navigation.

An historical dissertation concerning the malignant epidemical fever of 1756 . With some account of the malignant diseases prevailing since the year 1752, in Kidderminster. By James Johnstone, M.D.

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Johnstone, James 1730?-1802.

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A second dialogue of the dead: between Ferdinand Cortez and William Penn : To which is added, a scheme, for the abolition of slavery, without injury to trade and navigation.

An historical dissertation concerning the malignant epidemical fever of 1756 . With some account of the malignant diseases prevailing since the year 1752, in Kidderminster. By James Johnstone, M.D.