Multiple Contributors Books

The Emperor's Commissorial Decree for Raising the Whole Force of the Empire Against the Queen of Hungary
The British Blood-Hounds; or a Chase After the State Run-a-Ways, a Fable, with a True Copy of the Pretender's Last Will
Letters from the Right Honourable W---- E----, on the Late Political Arrangement, to the Earl of Carlisle, Lord North, Hon. C.J. Fox, ... William Adam, Esq
A Serious Lecture, for the Fast Day
A Dialogue Between the Author of Whigs No Christians and a Country Gentleman
Proceeding[S] Relative to the Sending of Four of His Majesty's Regiments to India. With Appendix
A Letter from the Patriots of Great-Britain to the Emperor
A Letter to a Member of the National Assembly
The History of the Misfortunes of John Calas, a Victim to Fanaticism. To Which Is Added a Letter from M. Calas. To His Wife and Children; Written by M. De Voltaire
The State Farce

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