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The LETTERS of a PERUVIAN PRINCESS, by Madame de Grafigny. Also, as a Sequel, the LETTERS of AZA, by Ignatius Hungari de la Marche Courmont. To which are prefixed, a Life of Mad. de Gratigny, and a short Biographical Notice of Marche Cour- mont. Translated from the French by WILLIAM MUDFORD. this Translation it has been attempted to transfuse more of the manner and genius of the author than has been accomplished by former ver- sions; and it is also distinguished from former translations by the Me- moir o Marche Courmont, who has uot hitherto been known as the Author of the Letters of Aza.
