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• A short survey of the lineal descent of the sovereign princes, that are most considerable in Europe : In III. books bound together. Containing, Besides their Births, Deaths, &c. The Historical Circumstances, of some of the Remarkable Actions of their Lives; to six their Genealogy better upon the Memory. With some Hints of each Prince's Pretensions, Subjoin'd to his Family, As giving Rise to the present Warrs, that do now disturb the Peace of Christendom. To each Book are added by way of Supplement, the Styles, Coats of Arms, Liveries, Seats of Pleasure, Religions, Langua-Ges, Revenues, &c. belonging to most of the Princes. Collected and published by William Alexander M. D
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• A short genealogical view of the family of Oliver Cromwell. To which is prefixed, a copious pedigree
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