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Fact without fallacy: or, constitutional principles contrasted with the ruinous effects of unconstitutional practices. Together with other illustrative matter. In a letter from an impartial observer in London to his friend in the country.
Impartial Observer in London.Date: [1793]- Books
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The British constitution vindicated: And indefeasible hereditary right, unlimited passive obedience and non-resistance, examin'd by scripture and history; and prov'd to be absurd, inconsistent notions, invented by the enemies to the liberty of mankind. It is also prov'd particularly, that the house of stuarts could lay no just claim to a hereditary right, either to the kingdoms of England or Scotland. With tables of the succession of the kings of Judah and Israel, and of England, Scotland, France, and Spain.
Date: 1716