BIBLIOGRAPHER'S MANUAL OF ENGLISH LITERATURE CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF RARE, CURIOUS, AND USEFUL BOOKS, PUBLISHED D. 1 page. a A. --Touch- D. H. Ripensis. - Reliquiæ stone of true Eboracenses. Eboraci. 1743. 4to. Religion. Lon- Pp. 95, with title & Ad Lectorem,' don, 1590. 8vo. From Maunsell's D. H.-see DAW BENY, H. catalogue, p. 115. D. J.-The Vngodlinesse of D. A. See the Hethnicke Goddes, or the DUNCAN, An- Downfall of Diana of the Ephedrew. sians, by J. D. an Exile for the D. E. — A Catholick Apologie Word, late a Minister in London. against the Libels, Declarations, M.DLIV. 16mo. Aduices and Consultations made, In verse. See Warton's History of written and published by those of English Poetry. 8vo. 1v. 139. the League, Perturbers of the D.I.- A Hedgerow of Bushes, Estate of France. By E. D. L. 1. C. full of Tares, Thissels and Time; Brambles and Briars; or a Field London, for Edward Aggas. 8vo. of the Vanities and vain Delights of Inglis, 271, 13s. D. 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