Great Britain - Politics and government - 1714-1820

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Britannia's address to her people
Date: 1793
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To the public. The many scurrilous innuendos that have of late been thrown out in the Caledonian Mercury, ..
Sommers, Thos (Thomas).Date: 1776
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To the Right Honourable William Pitt
Member of ParliamentDate: 1784
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A guide for the freeholders of Great Britain, and the livery of London in order to preserve their rights and priviledges, by a dissolution of Parliament, on the present alarming crisis; and to prevent Bribery and Corruption on future Elections: shewing how to obtain independent Parliaments by a limitation of placemen, and a additional number of twelve aldermen of the City of London, to be chosen Members, for the Grandeur of the Metropolis, and encrease of Trade and Riches; With An American Representation: a grand Navy in Time of Peace, without national Expence, submitting to public Consideration, the popular Plans lately laid before the Ministers, for easing the Poor, by taking off the Duties on Soap, Tallow and Candles. To Which IS Added, Explanations and Remarks, with authentic Accounts of late Transactions with some of the Ministers, and how they have neglected and blunder'd in the Execution of the salutary Schemes laid before them, for the Honour of the Crown, and the Happiness of the People; with other interesting Anecdotes.
Date: 1771
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Some hints to prevent the choice of improper members to serve in Parliament . By a nobleman.
NoblemanDate: 1753