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• A sketch of an act of Parliament to permit, under certain regulations, in wet and casual harvests, the appropriation of two Sundays in a year, for the purpose of carrying and securing corn : With the reasons, moral and religious, upon which this proposed act is grounded. Addressed to the lords and commons of England in Parliament assembled. By James Roper Head
  by: Head, James Roper
  Published: (1797)
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  by: Homes, William
  Published: (1727)
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  by: Willison, John
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