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The voice of liberty. An occasional essay. On the behaviour and conduct of the English nation, in opposition to min----st-----l oppression. Interspersed with some remarks on the late resignations, and written in commemoration of the important struggle in the year 1756

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Publication date: 1756.
Call number: 67690
Dimensions: (8vo)
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The voice of liberty. An occasional essay. On the behaviour and conduct of the English nation, in opposition to min----st-----l oppression. Interspersed with some remarks on the late resignations, and written in commemoration of the important struggle in the year 1756

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Struggles of Capt. Thomas Keith in America : including the manner in which he, his wife and child were decoyed by the Indians; their temporary captivity, and happy deliverance; interspersed with occasional descriptions of the United States, soil, production, &c