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A letter from a person of distinction to the Rt. Hon. J--- E--- of Eg---t. : Occasioned by the publication of three late pamphlets, entitled, An examination of the principles, &c.&c. An occasional letter concerning the Treaty of Hanau, A second series of facts and arguments

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1749]
Call number: 309406
Creator: Person of Distinction(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
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A letter from a person of distinction to the Rt. Hon. J--- E--- of Eg---t. : Occasioned by the publication of three late pamphlets, entitled, An examination of the principles, &c.&c. An occasional letter concerning the Treaty of Hanau, A second series of facts and arguments

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