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Title Transcription: Eight DUETTS for a VIOLIN and VIOLONCELLO, or Two Violoncellos; Humbly Dedicated to His Grace The DUKE of MARLBOROUGH: Composed by Stephen Paxton Opera Seconda. To which is added The Highland Laddie, a Scots Air, with Variations for a Violoncello and a Violin. To be had of the Author No. 72 Great Titchfield Street, near Cavendish Square., 1780

Title Transcription: Six QUARTETTO'S for Two Violins, a Tenor, and Violoncello Obligato With a Thorough Bass for the HARPSICHORD, Composed by C. F. ABEL. Opera 15th. Price 1s0.d6. LONDON, Printed by William Napier, No. 474 Strand., 1780

Title Transcription: Six SONATAS for a Violin, a Violoncello, & Base with a Thorough Base for the HARPSICHORD Composed by C. F. ABEL, Opera IX. LONDON, Pr. 10/6 Printed for the Author & Sold at his House No. 201, Oxford Street, Sold also by R. Bremner in the Strand., 1770

Title Transcription: Six SONATAS for one FLUTE & two HOBOYS or two VIOLINS with a VIOL BASS and a THOROUGH BASS for the HARPSICORD & ARCHLUTE Compos'd by Mr. Christian Schickhard London Printed for I. Walsh Servant in Ordinary to his Majesty at ye Harp & Hoboy in Catherine Street in ye Strand. and I. Hare at ye Viol and Flute in Cornhill near the Royall Exchange., 1715

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