Reasons for preventing the French, under the mask of liberty, from trampling upon Europe. : By William Black

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  William Black letters

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  One letter is addressed to Mrs. William Kingston Sawyer. The other letter is thanking the unidentified addressee for calling attention to an error in one of his books.

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  William Black letter to William Ralston Shedden Ralston

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  William Black letter to [his publisher]

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  William Black letter to Helen Zimmern

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  William Black letter to James Ripley Osgood

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  A short view of the trade and taxes of Scotland, compar'd with what these taxes may amount to after the union, even tho' our trade should not augment one sixpence. With some reasons, why (if we can enter into an union) our trade should be under our own regulation. Humbly submitted to the Parliament of Schotland [sic]

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