An edition of Miscellaneous pamphlets chiefly on American affairs ...
(1776)
Miscellaneous pamphlets chiefly on American affairs ...
by William Bingham
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(from t.p.) Viz. 1. Hon. William Bingham's letter on American commerce
2. Colonel Hamilton's letter to the confiderate citizens of New York on the politics of the time
3. Colonel Hamilton's second letter to the same
4. Judge Burke's address to the freemen of South Carolina
5. Mirabeau's reflexions on Price's observations
6. Mirabeau's consideratons on the order of Cincinnatus
7. Observations on a pamphlet entitled, considerations upon the order of Cincinnatus
8. Revolution in America, by the abbe Raynal
9. Lord George Germaine's rights of Great Britain asserted
10. Letter to the Belfast first company of volunteers in the province of Ulster
11. Plattes' discovery of subterraneous treasure, containing useful explorations, concerning all manner of mines and minerals.
Edition Notes
Evans 27328
NUC pre-1956 NM 0635907
ESTC W42203
Contains twelve pamphlets, eleven of which are listed on the general title page, dated 1776 to 1788. Each pamphlet has special t.p. and pagination.
Also includes pamphlet with special title that reads: Account of the grand federal procession, Philadelphia, July 4, 1788, to which are added Mr. Wlson's [sic] oration and a letter on the stbject [sic] of the procession. M. Carey, printer.
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