The universal or British Society; as proposed to be established in the metropolis for the advancement and completion of public welfare, of private happiness, of all the political institutions, of the national improvements and of the several internal domestic (however much neglected) means and resources of Great-Britain, of Ireland, and of the empire in general

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Universal or British Society; as proposed to be established in the metropolis for the advancement and completion of public welfare, of private happiness, of all the political institutions, of the national improvements and of the several internal domestic (however much neglected) means and resources of Great-Britain, of Ireland, and of the empire in general (Online)
The universal or British Society; as proposed to be established in the metropolis for the advancement and completion of public welfare, of private happiness, of all the political institutions, of the national improvements and of the several internal domes

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[London : s.n., 1792?]

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