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MARYLAND IMPRINTS 1809
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Pages 231-240 duplicated in numbering.
Parsons 335.
DGU; DLC; ICN; KyLoS; MBrigStJ; MWA; MdBLC; MdBS;
MdHl; MdW; PPACHi; WRh. tfZO^
[Chevlgne', L I M-,
Mathematical Manual for the use of Colleges and Acad-
emies. [filet] Volume second. Containing I. The Ele-
ments of Geometry. II. Plane Trigonometry. III. The
Application of Algebra to Geometry, including Conic Sec-
tions. IV. The Practice of Surveying, and the Methods
of constructing Maps, (-short thick-thin rule] Balti-
more: Printed by O. Dobbin and Murphy, and sold by Con-
rad, Lucas, and Co. No. 138, Baltimore-Street. [row of
dots] 1809.
vi, [5]-304 p. 15.5 cm. [A]4(-A4?) B-2A6 (in-
cludes sig. V,W).
14 folded plates.
Karpinski p. 162.
MdBE MiDSH. [721]
Coale & Thomas, publishers.
[General Catalogue. Baltimore, l8093
In the Baltimore Federal Republican, Dec. 5, 1808,
appeared a notice of the dissolution of partnership of
Kid & Thomas on December 1st; Coale bought out Kid's
share in the firm. "A complete Catalogue of the whole
of their books is now printing, and will be finished in
about two weeks." A "general Catalogue" is referred to
in an advertisement in the Baltimore American, Dec. 20,
1808; and in the Baltimore North American, Jan. 12,
1809, it is advertised as "Coale and Thomes [sic] have
this day Published A General Catalogue, Which may be had
gratis."
No copy known. [722]
[The Counting House Calendar for 1810. Baltimore,
Warner & Hanna, l809]
Advertised in the Baltimore Evening Post, Nov. 6,
1809, as "this day published ... Containing a sheet Al-
manac ... also the permanent Mail Establishment from
Baltimore ... Price 12 1-2 cents."
No copy known. [723]
[ David, John Baptist Maria, bishop]
True Piety, or, the Day Well Spent; being a Catholic
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