An edition of A letter to a friend, giving an account how the treaty of union has been received here (1706)

A letter to a friend, giving an account how the treaty of union has been received here

and wherein are contained, answers to the most material objections against it, with some remarks upon what has been written by Mr. H. and Mr. R.

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[s.n.]
Language
English
Pages
44

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Subjects
History
People
James Hodges, George Ridpath (d. 1726)
Places
Scotland
Times
Union, 1707
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Cover of: A letter to a friend, giving an account how the treaty of union has been received here
A letter to a friend, giving an account how the treaty of union has been received here: and wherein are contained, answers to the most material objections against it, with some remarks upon what has been written by Mr. H. and Mr. R.
1706, [s.n.]
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Cover of: A letter to a friend, giving an account how the Treaty of union has been received here
A letter to a friend, giving an account how the Treaty of union has been received here: And wherein are contained, answers to the most material objections against it, with some remarks upon what has been written
1706
in English
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Anonymous. By Sir John Clerk. Once erroneously attributed to Daniel Defoe. Cf. Halkett & Laing.

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Library of Congress
HB161 .G64 no. 4364.5-1 suppl.

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44 p.
Number of pages
44

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OL14724596M
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1176480738

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