An edition of A letter from Hugh Boyd, Esq; of Ballycastle, to a member of Parliament, on the late scarcity of coals in the city of Dublin (1749)

A letter from Hugh Boyd, Esq; of Ballycastle, to a member of Parliament, on the late scarcity of coals in the city of Dublin.

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An edition of A letter from Hugh Boyd, Esq; of Ballycastle, to a member of Parliament, on the late scarcity of coals in the city of Dublin (1749)

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A letter from Hugh Boyd, Esq; of Ballycastle, to a member of Parliament, on the late scarcity of coals in the city of Dublin.
1749, [s.n.]
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