An edition of British liberty in chains, and England's ruin on the anvil, in the Isle of Man, now commonly called Little-France. Addressed to all free-Britons, zealous for the glory of the King, the liberties of the people, and safety of the realm; especially to the laudable association of Antigallicans. By John Baldwin, Esq (1755)

British liberty in chains, and England's ruin on the anvil, in the Isle of Man, now commonly called Little-France. Addressed to all free-Britons, zealous for the glory of the King, the liberties of the people, and safety of the realm; especially to the laudable association of Antigallicans. By John Baldwin, Esq

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An edition of British liberty in chains, and England's ruin on the anvil, in the Isle of Man, now commonly called Little-France. Addressed to all free-Britons, zealous for the glory of the King, the liberties of the people, and safety of the realm; especially to the laudable association of Antigallicans. By John Baldwin, Esq (1755)

British liberty in chains, and England's ruin on the anvil, in the Isle of Man, now commonly called Little-France. Addressed to all free-Britons, zealous for the glory of the King, the liberties of the people, and safety of the realm; especially to the laudable association of Antigallicans. By John Baldwin, Esq

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printed for G. Woodfall; R. Griffiths; and W. Owen
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Cover of: British liberty in chains, and England's ruin on the anvil, in the Isle of Man, now commonly called Little-France. Addressed to all free-Britons, zealous for the glory of the King, the liberties of the people, and safety of the realm; especially to the laudable association of Antigallicans. By John Baldwin, Esq
British liberty in chains, and England's ruin on the anvil, in the Isle of Man, now commonly called Little-France. Addressed to all free-Britons, zealous for the glory of the King, the liberties of the people, and safety of the realm; especially to the laudable association of Antigallicans. By John Baldwin, Esq
1755, printed for G. Woodfall; R. Griffiths; and W. Owen
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With a half title.

Microfilm. Woodbridge, CT Research Publications, Inc., 1990. 1 reel ; 35mm. (The Eighteenth Century ; reel 4266, no. 05).

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