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Dr. Goldsmith's Geschichte der Römer von Erbauung der Stadt Rom bis auf den Untergang des abendländischen Kaiserthums
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The Deserted village, by Oliver Goldsmith. The hermit, by Dr. Parnell. An address to meditation written on the sea shore, by moonlight, by Mrs. Carter, &c. &c. With occasional notes and illustrations, by the author of Solitary walks, &c
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The vicar of Wakefield
A tale. By Oliver Goldsmith, M.D. sperate miseri, cavete felices -
The Roman history from the foundation of the city of Rome, to the destruction of the Western Empire
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Essays moral and literary: by Dr. Goldsmith. Volume III
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The vicar of Wakefield
a tale. Supposed to be written by himself. Vol. I[-II]. [One line of Latin text] -
The poetical and dramatic works of Oliver Goldsmith
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The miscellaneous works of Dr. Goldsmith
Containing all his essays and poems -
An abridgement of the history of England
from the invasion of Julius Caesar to the death of George the Second. By Dr. Goldsmith. And continued by an eminent writer to the present time -
The traveller
or, a prospect of society. By Dr. Goldsmith -
The vicar of Wakefield
a tale. Supposed to be written by himself. In two volumes -
The vicar of Wakefield
a tale, in two volumes, by Dr. Goldsmith -
The deserted village
a poem -
The vicar of Wakefield
a tale -
The miscellaneous works of Dr. Goldsmith
Containing all his essays and poems -
The vicar of Wakefield
A tale. By Oliver Goldsmith, M.D -
Essays
by Dr. Goldsmith. Collecta Revirescunt -
The miscellaneous works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B. Containing all his essays and poems; with an account of the life and writings of the author
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The deserted village
A poem. By Dr. Goldsmith -
A history of England, in a series of letters from a nobleman to his son
To which are added, two letters on the study and biography of ancient and modern British historians -
Dr. Goldsmith's Roman history abridged by himself for the use of schools
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The english constitution
The following letter written by Dr. Goldsmith, in his admirable work, "the citizen of the world," gives so true a picture of the pre-eminently happy situation of Englishmen, and seems so applicable to the present times, that we think it worthy the particular attention of the Public. The People of this Country are sufficiently acquainted with the Opinions of Thomas Paine, one of the worst of Mankind-we wish them to be as well acquainted with those of Dr. Goldsmith, who both, as a Writer, and a Man, did honor to his Country