An edition of The Prince of Wales (1806)

The Prince of Wales

a second plain letter to His Royal Highness, wherein his plain duties to himself, his wife, his child, and to the country, are more plainly shewn than in the first : also, that His Royal Highness is an accomplished gentleman, a virtuous man, a good Christian, and a sound philosopher : with remarks on the correspondence upon his claim for military rank and employment, which likewise prove the Duke of York to be a great author, a good swimmer, and an able general

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An edition of The Prince of Wales (1806)

The Prince of Wales

a second plain letter to His Royal Highness, wherein his plain duties to himself, his wife, his child, and to the country, are more plainly shewn than in the first : also, that His Royal Highness is an accomplished gentleman, a virtuous man, a good Christian, and a sound philosopher : with remarks on the correspondence upon his claim for military rank and employment, which likewise prove the Duke of York to be a great author, a good swimmer, and an able general

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Printed for the author, and sold by E. Wilson
Language
English
Pages
39

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Subjects

Politics and government

People

George IV King of Great Britain (1762-1830), Caroline Queen, consort of George IV, King of Great Britain (1768-1821)

Places

Great Britain

Times

1789-1820
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The Prince of Wales: a second plain letter to His Royal Highness, wherein his plain duties to himself, his wife, his child, and to the country, are more plainly shewn than in the first : also, that His Royal Highness is an accomplished gentleman, a virtuous man, a good Christian, and a sound philosopher : with remarks on the correspondence upon his claim for military rank and employment, which likewise prove the Duke of York to be a great author, a good swimmer, and an able general
1806, Printed for the author, and sold by E. Wilson
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Edition Notes

Signed: An Englishman.

Date from BLC; BLC also suggests James Paull as the author.

Rare Book copy: No. 7 in a vol. of pamphlets.

BLC, v. 260, p. 151

Published in
London

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Pagination
39, [1] p.
Number of pages
39

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL45041607M
OCLC/WorldCat
506520072

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL33161131W

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