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William Cowley

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Borrowing activity from 9/27/1791 to 5/15/1792.

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Full Title	Author	Volume	Date Out	Date In	Fine
A journey through Sweden, containing a detailed account of its population, agriculture, commerce and finances; to which is added an abridged history of the Kingdom, And Of The Different Forms Of Government, From The Accession Of Gustavus Vasa, In M,D,XXIII. With Some Particulars Relating To The History Of Denmark, And To The Life Of Count Struenzee. Written in French by a Dutch officer, and translated into English, by William Radcliffe, A. B. Of Oriel College, Oxford. Transcribed: Journey Thro Sweden	William Radcliffe		9/27/1791	10/12/1791
Considerations on the Order of Cincinnatus; to which are added, as well several original papers relative to that institution, as also a letter from the late M. Turgot, Comptroller of the Finances in France, to Dr. Price, on the constitutions of America; and an abstract of Dr. Price’s Observations on the importance of the American Revolution; With Notes and Reflections upon that work. Translated from the French of the Count de Mirabeau. Transcribed: Mirabeau Cincinati	Honoré-Gabriel Riqueti Mirabeau		10/12/1791	11/8/1791	1d
The history of the rise, progress, and establishment, of the independence of the United States of America Transcribed: Gordons war	William Gordon		11/8/1791	11/24/1791
Human prudence, or The art by which a man may raise himself and fortune to grandeur. Transcribed: Human prudence	William De Britaine		3/22/1792	4/3/1792
A new discourse of trade Transcribed: Child on trade	Sir Josiah Child		4/3/1792	4/16/1792
The London Magazine... Transcribed: Lon Mag		Volume 1	4/16/1792	4/30/1792
The Literary magazine and British review for ... Transcribed: Lit Mag		Volume 1	4/30/1792	5/15/1792