Good sense addressed to the British nation, as their pre-eminent and peculiar characteristic, in the present awful crisis, or war of social existence. Exhibiting the actual and eventful state of various nations. By John Stewart. The Traveller.

  • Stewart, John 1749-1822.
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1794
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Good sense: addressed to the British nation, as their pre-eminent and peculiar characteristic, in the present awful crisis, or war of social existence. Exhibiting the actual and eventful state of various nations. By John Stewart. The Traveller

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London : printed for J. Owen, NO. 168, Piccadilly; and Baldwin, Paternoster-Row, 1794

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