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By the Protector. A proclamation commanding all persons who have been in arms or assisted...

by Cromwell, Oliver
Published 1656

[Printed by Henry Hills and John Feild [sic]

“...Proclamation commanding all persons who have been in arms or assisted in the wars against the state...”

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142

By the King. A proclamation. Whereas it hath been represented unto His Majesty that divers frauds...

by William
Published 1700

Printed by Charles Bill and the executrix of Thomas Newcomb

“...Whereas it hath been represented unto His Majesty that divers frauds and abuses...”

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143

What has been, may be, or, Fair warning to the good people of England against the common-wealth...

Published 1721

Printed for J. Roberts

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144

Substance of a speech intended to have been made on Mr. Wilberforce's motion for the abolition...

by Francklyn, Gilbert
Published 1792

Printed for J. Owen

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145

We have been all in the wrong, or, Thoughts upon the dissolution of the late, and conduct of the present Parliament, and upon Mr. Fox's East-India bills

by Dalrymple, John
Published 1785

Printed for J. Debrett

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146

Animadversions on a reverend prelate's Remarks upon the bill now depending in Parliament, entitled a Bill to Prevent Suits for Tythes, Where None, Nor Any Composition for the Same, Have Been Paid...

by Arnall, William
Published 1731

Printed for J. Peele

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147

Cases which have been determined by the judges relative to the duties on houses and windows, and on inhabited houses

Published 1782

[s.n.]

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148

A Bill to Prevent Suits for Tythes, Where None, Nor Any Composition for the Same, Have Been Paid Within a Certain Number of Years

Published 1731

s.n

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149

The insufficiency of the causes to which the increase of our poor, and of the poor's rates have been commonly ascribed...

by Howlett, John
Published 1788

Printed for W. Richardson

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150

Sir John Sinclair's address to the Board of Agriculture, on ... the twenty-fourth of May 1796, stating the progress that had been made by the Board, during the third session since its establishment

by Sinclair, John
Published 1796

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151

Abstract or index of the plan that has been submitted to government by Benjamin Mendes Henriques...

by Henriques, Benjamin Mendes
Published 1789

[s.n.]

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152

An accompt of all additions which have been made to the annual charge of the public debt...

Published 1797

s.n

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153

Whereas complaint hath been made to this court by the master and wardens of the Company of Merchant...

Published 1737

Printed by E. James, for the Honourable City of London

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154

Sir, this society has been informed by several gentlemen, resident in the counties of Somerset...

by Matthews, William
Published 1791

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155

A short history of the Gin Act, or, An impartial account of the conduct of some of those who have been intrusted with the execution of it...

Published 1738

Printed for H. Gorhem and sold by the pamphlet shops

“...Impartial account of the conduct of some of those who have been intrusted with the execution of it...”

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156

Report of the sub-committee respecting the improvements which have been lately made in the prisons...

Published 1790

Printed by George Stafford

“...Report of the sub-committee respecting the improvements which have been lately made in the prisons...”

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157

A plea for the poor soldiers, or, An essay to demonstrate that the soldiers and other public creditors, who really and actually supported the burden of the late war, have not been paid! ought...

by Webster, Pelatiah

Printed by Francis Bailey

“... the burden of the late war have not been paid!...”

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158

An accompt of all additions which have been made to the annual charge of the public debt, &c. &c

Published 1799

s.n

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159

An account shewing how the money given for the service of the year 1798, has been disposed of...

by Alcock, Joseph
Published 1799

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160

The groans of Britons at the gloomy prospect of the present precarious state of their liberties and properties, compared with what has been...

Published 1743

Printed for A. Moore

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