An edition of An earnest address to the worthy independent freeholders of York, and to the the respectable citizens of the ancient and loyal city of York (1769)

An earnest address to the worthy independent freeholders of York, and to the the respectable citizens of the ancient and loyal city of York

containing some scrictures on a late celebrated speech, delivered at the Assembly Rooms in York, on the 27th of September, 1769. Together with serious reflections on the tendency of that speech, and the measured pursued in consequence thereof.

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An edition of An earnest address to the worthy independent freeholders of York, and to the the respectable citizens of the ancient and loyal city of York (1769)

An earnest address to the worthy independent freeholders of York, and to the the respectable citizens of the ancient and loyal city of York

containing some scrictures on a late celebrated speech, delivered at the Assembly Rooms in York, on the 27th of September, 1769. Together with serious reflections on the tendency of that speech, and the measured pursued in consequence thereof.

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printed for, and sold, by T.Wilson
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An earnest address to the worthy independent freeholders of York, and to the the respectable citizens of the ancient and loyal city of York: containing some scrictures on a late celebrated speech, delivered at the Assembly Rooms in York, on the 27th of September, 1769. Together with serious reflections on the tendency of that speech, and the measured pursued in consequence thereof.
1769, printed for, and sold, by T.Wilson
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