An edition of A true representation of the conduct of the late secretary Mr. Richard Ward
(1733)
A true representation of the conduct of the late secretary Mr. Richard Ward
in reference to some papers that were prepared to be sent home to England against this colony.
by William Wanton
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Politics and government, Paper money, Currency question, Money, BroadsidesPeople
Richard Ward (1689-1763)Places
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A true representation of the conduct of the late secretary Mr. Richard Ward: in reference to some papers that were prepared to be sent home to England against this colony.
1733, Printed by James Franklin
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A true representation of the conduct of the late secretary Mr. Richard Ward: in reference to some papers that were prepared to be sent home to England against this colony.
1733, Printed by James Franklin
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in English
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Edition Notes
Charging Ward with affixing the colony seal to papers that were unauthorized by the General Assembly, and that prohibited the issuing of paper money in Rhode Island.
Signed: William Wanton. Newport, on Rhode-Island, 3d. Jan. 1733.
Imprint supplied by Alden.
Bristol B918.
Shipton & Mooney 40035.
Alden, J.E. Rhode Island, 30.
Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 40035).
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