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A calm address to all parties in religion, : whether Protestant or Catholick, on the score of the present rebellion: being a brief and dispassionate inquiry, whether the reign of the Pretender would be advantageous to the civil interest and commerce of Great Britain;

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Publication date: 1745.
Call number: 306347
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A calm address to all parties in religion, : whether Protestant or Catholick, on the score of the present rebellion: being a brief and dispassionate inquiry, whether the reign of the Pretender would be advantageous to the civil interest and commerce of Great Britain;

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A serious inquiry into this grand question; : whether a law to prevent the occasional conformity of dissenters, would not be inconsistent with the Act of toleration

Letters between Doctor Wood a Roman Catholick, the Pretender's physician, and Whitelocke Bulstrode ... : touching the true Church, and whether there is salvation out of the Roman communion

A summary view of the statistics and existing commerce of the principal shores of the Pacific Ocean : with a sketch of the advantages, political and commercial, which would result from the establishment of a central free port within its limits, and also of one in the southern Atlantic

A summary view of the statistics and existing commerce of the principal shores of the Pacific Ocean : with a sketch of the advantages, political and commercial, which would result from the establishment of a central free port within its limits, and also of one in the southern Atlantic