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|a Irish logician
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|a An union to be subjection, proved from Mr. C's own words
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|b in his Arguments for and against. In two parts. Part I. this contains a strong refutation of all the abstract or metaphysical reasoning, and is conclusive in itself. The Next part will discuss fully all the arguments, metaphysical and practical. By an Irish logician
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|b printed for J Rice, III, Grafton-Street
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|a Cooke, Edward / 1755-1820 / Arguments for and against an union between Great Britain and Ireland, considered
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|a Eighteenth Century Collections Online / ECCO
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|a Also issued as part of: 'Tracts on the subject of an union', v.3, Dublin, 1799. - English Short Title Catalog, T31476. - Mr. C = Edward Cooke. - Reproduction of original from British Library
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