The case of William Hodgson , now confined in Newgate, for the payment of two hundred pounds, after having suffered two years' imprisonment on a charge of sedition, considered and compared with the existing laws of the country. By himself.
- Hodgson, William 1745-1851.
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- 1796
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The case of William Hodgson, now confined in Newgate, for the payment of two hundred pounds, after having suffered two years' imprisonment on a charge of sedition, considered and compared with the existing laws of the country. By himself
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London : printed for the author; and sold by Daniel Isaac Eaton, at the Cock and Swine, Newgate-Street; John Smith, at the Pop Gun, Portsmouth-Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields; and all the booksellers, 1796
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