An argument against banishment: or the meeting of dissaffected [sic] persons abroad dangerous to a government. Shewn in many proper instances from history; particularly, the private consultations between Henry of Bolingbroke, Banish'd by King Richard II. and Thomas Arundel, the exil'd Archbishop of Canterbury; with the memorable revolution that ensued thereon. With a word or two of the present residence of a certain person abroad.

Date:

1713