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Rational freedom : Being a defence of the national character of Britons, and of the form of their government; in opposition to the malapert and seditious writings of Thomas Paine,...

by White, P.
Published 1792

Printed for Silvester Doig, Royal-Exchange

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An oration. Delivered at Newport Isle of Wight : Nov. 15. 1760. To a few friends of liberty and their country. As an introduction to an annual meeting, on that day

Published 1761

printed by W. Griffin

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Political logic displayed : or, a key to the Thoughts on civil liberty, licentiousness and faction

Published 1765

printed for F. Newbery, at the Crown, in Pater-Noster Row

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An apology for ministers of state : Or, the rudiments of modern patriotism. Wherein popular prejudices are impartially consider'd. Humbly addressed to every lover of the British co...

Published 1736

printed for J. Roberts, in Warwick-Lane

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To Englishmen who praise liberty, and despise tyranny! The visit of the Angel Gabriel, to Britannia; seeing the distress under which the sons and daughters, of Britannia are groani...

Published 1795

Printed for the author, and sold by A. Seale, No. 11, Cumberland Street, Ballard No. 3, Bedford Court, Covent Garden., Lee, No. 47, Hay-Market. Riebau's No. 439, Strand. One Penny

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Danger of libertism, exemplified in the death of Altamont; extracted from Dr. Young's Centaur, not fabulous

by Young, Edward
Published 1770

printed and sold by T. Fisher

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Lucas refuted : or, liberty supported: being a general answer to Mr. Lucas's addresses, especially his 20th. Wherein the government of the poor-house and Blue-Coat Hospital is cons...

by Taylor, T.
Published 1749

printed by H. Garland, under Welsh's Coffee-House in Essex-Street

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A letter to the citizens, liverymen and freemen of London; occasion'd by the late proceedings in Common Council, relating to the petition for erecting a statue of King William the...

by Arnall, William
Published 1731

Printed by George Faulkner

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Burnt children, dread the fire

Published 1733

printed for J. Roberts, near the Oxford Arms in Warwick-Lane

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The following very extraordinary letter, &c. &c. is taken verbertim from the Munster Journl [sic] of the 12th instant. Whereas an anonymous letter; was in the night of the 6th inst...

Published 1766

Limerick, printed and Dublin reprinted

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A token of Christian love: or, The fourth gift of Theophilus Philanthropos, M.D

by Poole, Robert
Published 1742

Printed for E. Duncome, in Duck-Lane, Little Britain; and are to be had of T. Taylor, at the Meuse Back Gate, near St. Martins's Lane; E. Cook, at the Royal Exchange; C. Baynbridge, bookbinder, in Faulcon Court, opposite St. Dunstan's Church, Fleet Street; and C. Pickman, in Ratcliff-Highway, near Prince's Square

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