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Some account of the Roman history of Fabius Pictor from a manuscript lately discover'd in Herculaneum; the underground city near Naples: in a letter from an English gentleman residing at Naples; to his friend at London.
English gentleman.Date: 1749- E-books
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An ample disquisition into the nature of regalities and other heretable jurisdictions , in that part of Great Britain call'd Scotland, as now under the consideration of Parliament. Shewing, I. Wherein the Evil of them Consists. II. The Reason why they should be annihilated. III. That such Annihilation will be for the mutual Benefit of both Nations, but more particularly for Scotland, and in no Sense a Breach of the Act of Union. Address'd to the Consideration of his fellow subjects of Scotland, by an English gentleman.
English gentleman.Date: 1747- E-books
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An entertaining tour , containing a variety of incidents and adventures, in a journey through part of Flanders, Germany & Holland, historical, political and entertaining, describing, with incidents and anecdotes, Amsterdam, Bruges, Alost, Louvain, Aix La Chapel, Hague, Utrecht, Rotterdam, Ghent, Brussels, Liege, Bommel, Bois Le Duc, Eyndhover, Ostend, Antwerp, Namur, Spa, Haerlem, Maestricht, Helvoetsluys. With an account of the various paintings, pictures coins, inns, mode of travelling, and a history of the various places; the whole useful as a companion to the historian and traveller, and also illustrates the events of these countries, by an English gentleman, lately returned.
English gentleman.Date: 1791- E-books
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A letter from an English gentleman in Dublin , to his friend in England.
English gentleman.Date: 1767- E-books
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A letter from an English gentleman, to a Member of Parliament: shewing, the hardships, cruelties and severe usage with which the Irish nation has been treated. And Also, Setting forth in a clearer Manner than has been hitherto Publish'd, The Interests, Views and Wicked Designs of the Corrupt Ministry, under The Usurper Oliver Cromwell. And the No-Less Unjust Proceedings. In the Reign of King Charles II. Illustrated with curious Reflections. In this Work are inserted two valuable Pieces, Viz. The Letter of His Most Christian Majesty, Lewis XIV. to King Charles II. in favour of the Irish Catholics. Dated at Paris, Sept. 7. 1660. And The Attestation of the Rev. Mr. John Ker, Dean of Ardagh, concerning the Conduct of the Catholics of Ireland, in the Rebellion of 1641, &c
English gentleman.Date: 1751