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The same. [1692-1705]. 15 pp. 11. 289 pp. 21. fol. Boston, B. Green & J. Allen, 1699-1705.

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The same. [1692-1719]. 3 p. 1. 326 pp. fol. [Boston, B. Green, 1714-19]. [Imperfect. title-page, and pp. 1-4, 17-20 wanting; pp. 240-1, 325-6 imperfect].

The same. [1692-May, 1735. With] charter of William iii and George i. 1 pl. 14, 17 pp. 11. 549 pp. fol. Boston, B. Green & J. Draper, 1726–35.

The same. [1692-March, 1736. With Ms. notes of law cases]. 1 p. 1. 14, 16 pp. 11. 560 pp. 39 pp. Ms. fol. Boston, B. Green & J. Draper, 1726-36.

[Imperfect. p. 17 of table wanting; pp. 359-60 im

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The same. [1692-1738]. 1 p. l. 14, 17 pp. 11. 684 pp. fol. Boston, B. Green & J. Draper, 1726-39.

The same. [1692-1747. With] the charter. 14, 28 pp; 11. 380 pp. fol. Boston, S. Kneeland & T. Green, 1742-47. [Wants title-page of charter].

The same. Temporary acts and laws, [1736-50]. 1. 3, 315 pp. fol. Boston, S. p. Kneeland & T. Green, 1742-50.

The same. 1692-March, 1761. With the charter. 1 p. 1. 14, 24 pp. 11. 403 pp. fol. Boston, S. Kneeland, 1759-61.

The same. [1692-May, 1761]. 1 p. 1. 14, 24 pp. 1 1. 409 pp. fol. Boston, S. Kneeland, 1759-61.

The same. [1692-1765]. 1 p. l. 14, 24 pp. 11. 497 pp. fol. Boston, S. Kneeland and R. & S. Draper, 1759–65.

[Imperfect: pp. 427-32, 459-62 wanting; pp. 1-2 of charter, and title-page, and pp. 1-2, 123-4, 351-2, 359-60, 397-8, 411-12, 415-16, 419-20, 433-8, 4412, 445-6, 451-2, 457-8, 463-4, 480-1, 491-2, imperfect].

The same. Temporary acts and laws. 1 p. l. x, viii, 190 pp. fol. Boston, Green & Russell, 1763.

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