I feel myself entitled to say, and I am sure my neighbours and countrymen, the inhabitants of South Holland and its vicinity, will contenance me in saying ...

I feel myself entitled to say, and I am sure ...
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I feel myself entitled to say, and I am sure my neighbours and countrymen, the inhabitants of South Holland and its vicinity, will contenance me in saying ...

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A reply to George Maxwell's 'The law-priest'.

Headed: 'Fleet Rectory, August 10th, 1797'.

Signed at the end of the letter: James Ashley.

Microfilm. Woodbridge, CT Research Publications, Inc., 1983. 1 reel ; 35mm. (The Eighteenth Century ; reel 694, no. 4).

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[Wisbech?

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Microform
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[4]p.

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OL19805612M

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OL3208341W

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