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Common sense in some free remarks on the efficiency of the moral change. Addressed to those who deny such efficiency to be moral. By a by-stander. [Eight lines of quotations].
By-standerDate: 1772- E-books
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To the real burgesses of Pontefract
By-standerDate: 1717?]- E-books
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The counterpoise: or, B---g and the M-----y fairly stated. By a by-stander. Wherein, Not only all what has yet appeared in Print for and against the A-l, is impartially discussed, with that Freedom becoming an Englishman, who has the Honour and Liberties of his Country at Heart: But Also, Such Lights are thrown upon the Subject, as the Connections of each Party have hitherto concealed, which develope this mysterious Affair, and render it intelligible to every unprejudiced Reader
By-standerDate: MDCCLVI. [1756]- E-books
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Animadversions on the Rev. Mr. E. Harwood's affectionate and candid letter , to the Rev. Mr. Caleb Evans. By a By-Stander.
By-standerDate: 1767- E-books
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Fair play is a jewel: or, the language and conduct of the discussers' discussed; in which the case is fairly stated respecting the Bishop of Salisbury's late charge, and Mr. Wansey's letter: ... By a by-stander
By-standerDate: 1799- E-books
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The counterpoise or, B-g and the M-y fairly stated. By a By-Stander. Wherein, Not only all what has yet appeared in Print for and against the A-l, is impartially discussed, with that Freedom becoming an Englishman, who has the Honour and Liberties of his Country at Heart: But also, Such Lights are thrown upon the Subject, as the Connections of each Party have hitherto concealed, which develope this mysterious Affair, and render it intelligible to every unprejudiced Reader.
By-standerDate: [1756]- E-books
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Remarks on the answer of the Reverend Mr. M-n, to the faithful narrative of facts, relating to the late presentation of Mr. H-S, to the rectory of Al-w-ie in Northamptonshire. By a By-Stander
By-standerDate: M,DCC,LXVII. [1767]