An edition of Truth against craft: or, Sophistry and falshood detected (1754)

Truth against craft: or, Sophistry and falshood detected

In answer to a pamphlet intitled, The case fairly stated: and likewise to the defence of the Considerations. ...

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An edition of Truth against craft: or, Sophistry and falshood detected (1754)

Truth against craft: or, Sophistry and falshood detected

In answer to a pamphlet intitled, The case fairly stated: and likewise to the defence of the Considerations. ...

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Subjects
Public Finance, History, Early works to 1800, Politics and government, Royal Prerogative, Public Debts
People
John Leland (1691-1766), Christopher Robinson (1712 or 1713-)
Places
Great Britain, Ireland
Times
1688-1815, 16th century

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Truth against craft: or, Sophistry and falshood detected: In answer to a pamphlet intitled, The case fairly stated: and likewise to the defence of the Considerations. ...
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8vo: A-K L(-L4) -- L4 blank?

In December 1753 the House of Commons of Ireland rejected the Act for discharging the remainder of the national debt (the "Irish money bill") because of a clause which insisted on the right of the Crown to dispose of surplus revenue; a vigorous pamphlet war ensued, this pamphlet favoring the rejection, Leland's Case and Robinson's Considerations opposing it.

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Sophistry and falshood detected

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86 p.
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