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The right of the sovereign in the choice of his servants. : Shewing the necessity of the present change of the ministry, and the folly and design of the last. : With a list of the ministers and officers displac'd soon after Sacheverel's tryal, and of the persons put in their room. : To which is added, some seasonable considerations on the ensuing elections for members of Parliament. : In a letter to the mayor of B--- in the county of S---

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1714.
Call number: 64145
Dimensions: 20 cm (8vo)
Associated people: Defoe, Daniel, (1661?-1731,); James, Walter, (1816-1893,); Roberts, James, (1668 or 1669-1754,)
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