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100 1 $aDrake, James,$d1667-1707.
245 04 $aThe source of our present fears discover'd :$bor, Plain proof of some late designs against our present constitution and government : containing remarks on some dangerous libels and pamphlets, publish'd of late.
250 $aThird ed., much enlarg'd.
260 $aLondon :$bprinted for S. B.,$c1706.
500 $aBy James Drake, 1667-1707 - LC.
505 8 $aContains : a lenghty reply to Swift's 'A discourse of the contests and dissentions between the nobles and commons in Athens and Rome'; partly inspired by the publication of Defoe's 'The shortest way with the Dissenters'.