The Sense of the People Concerning the Present State of Affairs. with Remarks Upon Some Passages of Our Own and the Roman History. in a Letter to a Member of Parliament. the Second Edition. Ellis

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The Sense of the People Concerning the Present State of Affairs. with Remarks Upon Some Passages of Our Own and the Roman History. in a Letter to a Member of Parliament. the Second Edition. by Ellis

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Ellis

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Gale Ecco, Print Editions

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2010-05-27

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