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... Letter to the King . By Henry Sinclair , late Captain Lieutenant in the 57th Regiment . 4to . pp . 21. 2s . 6d . Jordan . 1791 . The author of these remarks informs the public , that this letter was folely intended for the private eye ...
... Letter to the King . By Henry Sinclair , late Captain Lieutenant in the 57th Regiment . 4to . pp . 21. 2s . 6d . Jordan . 1791 . The author of these remarks informs the public , that this letter was folely intended for the private eye ...
Page 445
... Letter to the Right Hon . Henry Dundas , publifhed during the last year * , and which , by the letter above mentioned , appears to have been the work of Mr. Tierney ; and the fupplement to Mr. Ander- fon's pamphlet is a reply to this ...
... Letter to the Right Hon . Henry Dundas , publifhed during the last year * , and which , by the letter above mentioned , appears to have been the work of Mr. Tierney ; and the fupplement to Mr. Ander- fon's pamphlet is a reply to this ...
Page 463
... letter is addressed to Lord Onflow as Chairman of the meeting held at Epfom for the purpofe of returning thanks to the King for his proclamation . The author thinks it very wrong that any man should thank his Majelty for endeavouring to ...
... letter is addressed to Lord Onflow as Chairman of the meeting held at Epfom for the purpofe of returning thanks to the King for his proclamation . The author thinks it very wrong that any man should thank his Majelty for endeavouring to ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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