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• Authentic memoirs or, The life and character of the most celebrated comedian, Mr. Robert Wilks : Who died on Wednesday the 27th of September 1732, in his grand climacterical year. -----To which is added an elegy on his death. By Daniel O'Bryan Esq
  by: O'Bryan, Daniel
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• Memoirs of the life and conduct of William Pulteney, Esq : Representative in Parliament for the Borough of Heydon in Yorkshire. Containing, An Account of the several Employments of Honour and Profit which he has enjoy'd; his remarkable Speeches in Parliament; his Conduct, in particular when he was one of the Secret Committee; his Measures relating to Treaties and Conventions; his Method for a general Pacification; his Attachment to one Potentate, and Antipathy to another; with his Reasons to justify his Behaviour in those Points; his exposing and opposing the Schemes of the Ministry; his Acknowledgment of a Reconciliation between them upon certain Conditions; of the War he carried on against a certain Great Man; and lastly, of the Duel which he fought in Hyde-Park, with the Right Honourable the Lord Harvey. To which, as an ornament, is annex'd, a particular and concise account of his political writings
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