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An address to the thinking independent part of the community : on the present alarming state of public affairs. By a lover of the constitution

by Lover of the Constitution
Published 1797

printed by John Chambers, No. 5, Abbey-Street

Subjects: “...Speeches, addresses, etc., English / Early works to 1800...”

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An earnest address to the worthy independent freeholders of the county of York, and to the respectable citizens of ... York : Containing some strictures on a late celebrated speech...

by Lucius
Published 1769

printed for, and sold by, T. Wilson

Subjects: “...Speeches, addresses, etc., English / Early works to 1800...”

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Cursory reflections, on the present intended repeal of the Test Act : Addressed to the members of a certain meeting, friends to the established church. By a member of the same chur...

by The Established church
Published 1790

Printed for, and sold by James Evans, Pater-Noster-Row, London; and may be had of J. Smith, Newcastle; J. Poole, Chester; J. Drewry, Derby; Joseph Smart, Wolverhampton; Tho. Pearson, and M. Swinney, Birmingham

Subjects: “...Speeches, addresses, etc., English / Early works to 1800...”

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An address to the independent liverymen of London : on the sugject of their late petition to Parliament for a peace. With a few observations on the apostacy of certain members, and...

by Englishman
Published 1795

printed for B. Crosby, No. 4, Stationers-Court, Ludgate-Street

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The Whole of the speeches of the three candidates, for the city of Westminster : During the election which commenced on Friday, May 27, and ended on Monday June 13, 1796. With the...

by Fox, Charles James
Published 1796

Printed for T.G. Ballard, No. 7, Little May's Buildings, Bedford-Street; and sold by Parsons, Pater-noster-Row; and by the booksellers

Subjects: “...Speeches, addresses, etc., English / Early works to 1800...”

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