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['standardizingsept12as:\r\nLondon, Sollers, 1680\r\nA digitized avalaible edition in EEBO\r\n\r\nJudgment/evaluation :\r\n\r\n-\tNegative about work\r\n{concerning paratext)\r\nIn "To the reader": "your ensuring Entertainment", "the thing itself has but little worth in it"\r\n\r\n"...BUT..."as Tamerlain was one of the greatest Princes upon Earth, it cannot be well supposed that any would dare to mention his name, without a great occasion of bringing in uncommon Accidens, such as were worthy to be joined to so illustrious a Character."']
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