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  by: Gentleman at Chichester
  Published: (1779)
• Unparalleled injustice! : as developed in the case of Mr. William Tinmouth, who has been imprisoned fourteen years and upwards and is still a prisoner in Durham Gaol for an alleged debt of twenty pounds
  by: Tinmouth, William
  Published: (1835)
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  by: Curran, John Philpot
  Published: (1798)
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  by: Moore, James
  Published: (1731)