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OXFORD UNIVERSITY^ PRESS. THE SHIRBURN BALLADS, 1585-1616.

Edited from the MS. by ANDREW CLARK.

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THE DEFENCE OF THE REALME. By Sir Henry Knyvett, 1596.

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PEPYS' MEMOIRES OF THE ROYAL NAVY, 1679-1688.

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