Letters to the people of North Britain , on the universally allowed corruption of the Commons House of Parliament, and the indispensible necessity of its immediate and radical -, the only measure from whence unanimity and energy can be expected even in the perilous period of war. By Norman Macleod, Member of the Scotch convention, and M. P.

  • Macleod, Norman 1754-1801.
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1793
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Letters to the people of North Britain, on the universally allowed corruption of the Commons House of Parliament, and the indispensible necessity of its immediate and radical -, the only measure from whence unanimity and energy can be expected even in the

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London : printed for James Ridgway, York-Street, St. James's-Square, 1793

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