Pantology; Or a Systematic Survey of Human Knowledge: Proposing a Classification of All Its Branches, and Illustrating Their History, Relations, Uses and Objects; with a Synopsis of Their Leading Facts and Principles; and a Select Catalogue of Books on All Subjects ...Hogan and Thompson, 1844 - 587 lappuses |
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