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Great Britain. Parliament, 1710

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    A vindication of the late governor and council of Jamaica Occasion'd by a letter in the St. James's Post of the 23d of July last, as from Bath. In a letter to -.

    | Date: 1716
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    A vindication of the Lord Chancellor Bacon , from the aspersion of injustice, cast upon him by Mr. Wraynham. Containing the said Mr. Wraynham's representation of his own case, and the sentence pronounced against him. Together with the learned speeches of the judges, Hubbert, Coke, and other sages in the law. Archbishop Abbot, and other reverend prelates. The Lord Chamberlain, Earl of Arundel, Sir Fulk Grevill, and other noble peers. Now first published from the original manuscript.

    | Date: 1725
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    A vindication of the late Bishop Burnet from the calumnies and aspersions of a libel, entitled, A specimen of some free and impartial remarks, &c occasioned by Dr. Burnet's History of his own times, by John Cockburn, D.D.

    | Date: 1724
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    A vindication of the last parliament . In four dialogues between Sir Simon and Sir Peter.

    | Date: 1711

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