An edition of The sense of the people of Great-Britain 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 (1721)

The sense of the people of Great-Britain 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.

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An edition of The sense of the people of Great-Britain 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 (1721)

The sense of the people of Great-Britain 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.

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A discussion of the aftermath of the South Sea Bubble with particular reference to the absconding of Robert Knight, cashier to the South Sea Company.

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London: Printed for J. Peele. And re-printed in Dublin, by John Harding in Dirty-Lane
Language
English
Pages
32

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Subjects

Debts, Public, Public Debts, South Sea Company

People

Robert Knight

Places

Great Britain

Times

18th century

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The sense of the people of Great-Britain 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.
1721, London: Printed for J. Peele. And re-printed in Dublin, by John Harding in Dirty-Lane
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Signatures: [A]-D4.

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Author: Ellis.

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32p. :
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OL18913581M

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