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AH ACCOUNT Of
Several Remarkable Earthquakes
WHICH HAVE HAPPENED IN
Various Quarters of the World;
Vith the Direful Gonfequences that have accrued
from thofe Dreadful Convulfions of Nature.
Iccafional Shocks of which, have been felt in
! Scotland, within thefe thirteen years. Two fo
recently, as the months of January and Febru-
h ary, 1799.
COLLECTED FROM GOOD AUTHORITIES,
jl 1 ■ » »1 " ■■ 11 1
GLASGOW,
IRINTED BY J. & M. ROBERTSOI/,
. SALTMARKET, 1800.
Several Remarkable Earthquakes
WHICH HAVE HAPPENED IN
Various Quarters of the World;
Vith the Direful Gonfequences that have accrued
from thofe Dreadful Convulfions of Nature.
Iccafional Shocks of which, have been felt in
! Scotland, within thefe thirteen years. Two fo
recently, as the months of January and Febru-
h ary, 1799.
COLLECTED FROM GOOD AUTHORITIES,
jl 1 ■ » »1 " ■■ 11 1
GLASGOW,
IRINTED BY J. & M. ROBERTSOI/,
. SALTMARKET, 1800.
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| Description | With the direful consequences that have accrued from those dreadful convulsions of nature. Occasional shocks of which, have been felt in Scotland, within these thirteen years. Two so recently, as the months of January and February, 1799. Collected from good authorities. Glasgow, : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800. |
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