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Daye, Matthew, 75, 76.
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A Declaration of Rights and Constitution
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Denton, Vachel, 62; No. 176.
The Deputy Commissary's Guide, by Elie
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"A Description of Maryland," by Richard
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A Detection oj the Conduct and Proceedings of
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Devoran, Catherine, 14.
Devoran, Dinah (Nuthead), 14, 15, I5n.
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Dickinson, John, Letters from a Farmer, 125,
I25n.
Dorsett, James, I38n.
Dowig,Catherine (Hasselbach) (Aikenhead),
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Dowig, George, 112n.
Dulany, Daniel, the elder, 57n, 63, 65; No.
61n; The Right of the Inhabitants of Mary-
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42.
Dulany, Daniel, Jr., 87, 100, 105n; Consid-
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in the British Colonies, title-page of, re-
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Dulany, Walter, 88, 91, 99n,105n.
Dulany Papers, cited, 99, 105n.
Dunlap, John, printer, of Philadelphia and
Baltimore, 116-117.
Dunlap, William, printer, of Philadelphia,
116.
Dunlap' s Maryland Gazette: or the Baltimore
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The Duty both of Clergy and Laity to each
othery by the Rev. William Beckett, No.
49.
Duvall, Gabriel, 88n, 89.
Easton, Maryland, Printing in, 146.
Effingham, see Howard of Effingham, Lord
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Eliot, John (the Rev.), 75, 76.
Elkridge Paper Mill, 138, 138n.
Engraving in Maryland, 87-88.
An Essay on the Culture and Management of
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Evans, Charles, American Bibliography, 2n,
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An Exhortation to the Clergy of Pennsylvania,
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Extract of a letter from New York, dated Aug.
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Extracts from the Essays of the Dublin Soci-
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Extracts of private Letters from London (i 774)
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The Farmer's Companion, by Abraham Mil-
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Fiddis, Preston, Anecdote related by, 114.
Fisher, Edward, 4.
Flax, Culture of, No. 135.
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