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LAVAGNE, COUNT OF.-1805. Fiesco, Count of L. 627 d.
LAVAL, a city of France, capital of the department of Mayenne.-
EM. LIT. CH. BORN AT L.-1509. Ambrose Pare. 730 .-1571.
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LAVANT.-1777. On the Term L.
LAVATERA.-1786. De L., &c.
LAVATORY, a cleansing bath.-1794.

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Evidence of a L. appertaining to the Benedictine Priory of Canterbury Cathedral. 297 i. LAVENHAM, a town of Suffolk, in England.--EM. LIT. CH. BORN AT L.-1575. George Ruggle. 821 i.

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LAVINIA.-1789. Memoirs of Albert and L. See SNOWDEN, HERMIT OF, 1789. —1792. Orlando and L. See ORLANDO, 1792. - 1807. Alcander and L.; a Metrical Romance. 898 q. L.; or the Bard of Irwell's Lament; an Elegiac Poem. Lond. Souter, 8vo. 2s.——————— N. D.-Enée et L. 57 j.

LAVOISIER, ANTHONY LAWRENCE.-1786. A Letter addressed to Dr. Priestley, Messrs Cavendish, L., and Kirwan. 468 h.-1788. Method of Chemical Nomenclature proposed by Messrs De Morveau, L., Bertholet, and De Fourcroy. 548 q. 1791. A Treatise on Air, con

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LAVRECLA. -N. D. — Of the Loue betwene Leriano and L., Doughter to the Kynge of Macedonia. 139 i.

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