An edition of To the electors of Baltimore County (1786)

To the electors of Baltimore County.

During the last election, Mr. Charles Ridgely (of William) publicly avowed an intention of quitting his seat in assembly next fall ... in consequence of which, and in compliance with a respectable application, I then consented to expose myself to the calumny and detraction peculiarly incident to the situation, by standing a canditate [sic] at the ensuing general election.

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To the electors of Baltimore County.
George Lux
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An edition of To the electors of Baltimore County (1786)

To the electors of Baltimore County.

During the last election, Mr. Charles Ridgely (of William) publicly avowed an intention of quitting his seat in assembly next fall ... in consequence of which, and in compliance with a respectable application, I then consented to expose myself to the calumny and detraction peculiarly incident to the situation, by standing a canditate [sic] at the ensuing general election.

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Printed by William Goddard, in Market-Street.
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English

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Subjects

Broadsides, Capital and capitol, Elections, Maryland, Maryland. General Assembly, Politics and government

Places

Maryland

Times

1775-1865

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Cover of: To the electors of Baltimore County.
To the electors of Baltimore County.: During the last election, Mr. Charles Ridgely (of William) publicly avowed an intention of quitting his seat in assembly next fall ... in consequence of which, and in compliance with a respectable application, I then consented to expose myself to the calumny and detraction peculiarly incident to the situation, by standing a canditate [sic] at the ensuing general election.
1786, Printed by William Goddard, in Market-Street.
Microform in English
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Cover of: To the electors of Baltimore County.
To the electors of Baltimore County.: During the last election, Mr. Charles Ridgely (of William) publicly avowed an intention of quitting his seat in assembly next fall ... in consequence of which, and in compliance with a respectable application, I then consented to expose myself to the calumny and detraction peculiarly incident to the situation, by standing a canditate [sic] at the ensuing general election.
1786, Printed by William Goddard, in Market-Street.
Microform in English

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Signed and dated: George Lux. Chatsworth, April 15, 1786.

Text in two columns.

Bristol B6310.

Shipton & Mooney 44913.

Wheeler, J.T. Maryland, 405.

Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 44913).

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Early American imprints -- no. 44913.

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1 sheet ([1] p.)

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