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The Natural History Of Oxford-Shire: Being An Essay Towards The Natural History Of England (1705)

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Plot, Robert

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LELAND, JOHN

Gale, Roger

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Nabu Press

The Natural History of Oxford-Shire: Being an Essay Towards the Natural History of England

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The natural history of Oxford-shire: being an essay toward the natural history of England

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The natural history of Stafford-shire by Robert Plot ... (1686)

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