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The following address having been refused to be inserted by the printers of two daily papers, the Gazetteer, and public advertiser, I am under a necessity to apply to my fellow-citizens in this manner. How weak must be the cause, and how corrupt the intention, when such mean articles are not only attempted, but practised, to stop the voice of truth? Despise, O citizens, both the corrupters and the corrupted, and enquire into the facts referred to in the following address. To the worthy livery of the city of London. Gentlemen, as a general meeting is called to consider of proper persons to represent you in the ensuing Parliament, ...
Free liveryman.Date: 1754?]
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An address, to the real friends of liberty, particularly the loyal and independent Corporation of Weavers.
Weaver.Date: 1761]
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The declaration lately publish'd, in favour of his Protestant subjects, by the Elector Palatine; and notify'd to her Majesty. To which is prefix'd, An impartial account of the causes of those innovations and grievances about religion, which are now so happily redress'd by his Electoral Highness.
Palatinate. Elector (1690-1716: John William)Date: M.DCC.VII. [1707]
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Arms of liberty and slavery. To the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders of the county of Middlesex.
Wilkes, John, 1727-1797.Date: 1768]
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An appeal to popular opinion, against kidnapping and murder; including a narrative of the late atrocious proceedings, at Yarmouth; With The Statements, Hand-Bills, &c. pro and con. By John Thelwall.
Thelwall, John, 1764-1834.Date: M,DCC,XCVI. [1796]
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Thoughts on the will of the people.
Date: Printed in the year of our Lord, 1794
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Memorial delivered to the August Congress at Rastadt by Frederick Louis de Berlepsch, late president of the country assizes, and counsellor of the principalities of Calenberg and Goettingen at Hanover. Mémoire, addressé à l'àuguste Congrès à Rastadt, par le Président de la Cour de Justice provinciale et conseiller provincial des Duchés de Calenberg et Goettingen, Fréderic Louis de Berlepsch, à Hannovre. Pro memoria, dem Erlauchten Friedens-Congress zu Rastadt ü berreicht von Friedrich Ludwig von Berlepsch, Präsidenten des Land-Gerichts und Land-Rath des Fürstenthums Salenberg und Hannover.
Berlepsch, Friedrich Ludwig von, 1749-1818.Date: 1798
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Ancient and modern liberty stated and compar'd.
Hervey, John Hervey, Baron, 1696-1743.Date: MDCCXXXIV. [1734]
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A serious address to the lovers of civil and religious liberty. A lecture deliver'd at the Oratory in Villars-Street, York-Buildings. By Mr. Lacy.
Lacy, John, 1664-Date: [1738]
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A political catechism of man. Wherein his natural rights are familiarly explained, and exemplified, in a Variety of Observations on the Government of a Neighbouring Island. Also, the Real and Political Consequence of the Honest Husbandman, and Industrious Mechanic, and their Incontrovertible Right to Legislate for themselves clearly Expounded. Together with some remarks on the unsocial tendency of Catholic churches, Established by Law. By citizen Randol, of Ostend.
Citizen Randol.Date: 1795
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An essay on civil liberty: or, the principles of the revolution vindicated. Delivered before the University of Cambridge, on Wednesday, May 29, 1776. By Richard Watson, D.D. F.R.S. ...
Watson, Richard, 1737-1816.Date: 1776
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Thoughts upon liberty. By an Englishman.
Wesley, John, 1703-1791.Date: MDCCLXXII. [1772]
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Dublin August 6, 1731. This day Captain John Vernon opposed the Lord Mayor on riding the franchises of the city of Dublin, at their attempting to enter on his mannor of Clontarf in the county of Dublin, at large, and made the following speech.
Date: 1731
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The humble representation of Stevens Totton, citizen and mercer, of London, to the Right Honorable the Lord Mayor, the Honorable the Aldermen, and the gentlemen of the Common Council of the City of London
Totton, Stevens.Date: 1795
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The memorial of J- F-, E-- of K-- presented to the K- by his own hand, in behalf of the subjects of I-d, And in Vindication of their rights and liberties. To which are added, a letter from the E- of H-ss to the L-c- And another from the D- of D- to the P- On the same Occasion.
Date: M,DCC,LIII. [1753]
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An essay on liberty and independency: being an attempt to prove, that the people under a popular form of government, may be as much slaves, as those subject to the arbitrary will of one man.
Date: M,DCC,XLVII. [1747]
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To all true Britons.
Friend to Honest Men.Date: 1790?]
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Danger of libertism, exemplified in the death of Altamont; extracted from Dr. Young's Centaur, not fabulous.
Young, Edward, 1683-1765.Date: 1770
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Memorial for Thomas Anderson late merchant in Coldingham, now in Leith, pursuer, against Jonathan Ormiston merchant in Newcastle, and James Lorain writer in Dunse.
Anderson, Thomas, active 1747.Date: 1749]
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Rhyddid: traethawd a ennillodd ariandlws Cymdeithas y Gwyneddigion ar ei thestun i eisteddfod Llanelwy B.A. M, DCC, XC. Gan Walter Davies.
Davies, Walter, 1761-1849.Date: 1791
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An address to the thinking independent part of the community, on the present alarming state of public affairs. By a lover of the constitution.
Lover of the Constitution.Date: 1797
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Liberty and property: a pamphlet Highly necessary to be read by every Englishman, who has the least Regard for those Two Invaluable Blessings. Containing several curious stories and matters of fact, with Original Letters and other Papers. And some observations upon the present state of the nation. The Whole in a Letter to a Member of the House of Commons. By Eustace Budgell Esq;
Budgell, Eustace, 1686-1737.Date: [1732]
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Some trifling thoughts on serious subjects. Addressed to the Earl of S--h. With a description of modern patriotism, and a delineation of the principles of the present opposition. To which is added, Liberty, a dream, &c. &c. &c.
Meanwell, J.Date: MDCCLXV. [1765]
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A token of Christian love: or, The fourth gift of Theophilus Philanthropos, M.D.
Poole, R. (Robert), 1708-1752.Date: 1742
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The true and cogent reasons that induc'd the confederated Poles to disapprove the pretended election of Stanislaus Lescinski, and to preserve their common liberty and the publick safety, by Means of a free Election, abstract from all private views, in chusing Augustus III. Prince Royal of Poland, and Elector of Saxony, for King of Poland, Great Duke of Lithuania, and Lord of the Provinces annex'd to the said Crown.
Date: MDCCXXXIV. [1734]

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An address, to the real friends of liberty, particularly the loyal and independent Corporation of Weavers.

The declaration lately publish'd, in favour of his Protestant subjects, by the Elector Palatine; and notify'd to her Majesty. To which is prefix'd, An impartial account of the causes of those innovations and grievances about religion, which are now so happily redress'd by his Electoral Highness.

Arms of liberty and slavery. To the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders of the county of Middlesex.

An appeal to popular opinion, against kidnapping and murder; including a narrative of the late atrocious proceedings, at Yarmouth; With The Statements, Hand-Bills, &c. pro and con. By John Thelwall.

Thoughts on the will of the people.

Ancient and modern liberty stated and compar'd.

A serious address to the lovers of civil and religious liberty. A lecture deliver'd at the Oratory in Villars-Street, York-Buildings. By Mr. Lacy.

An essay on civil liberty: or, the principles of the revolution vindicated. Delivered before the University of Cambridge, on Wednesday, May 29, 1776. By Richard Watson, D.D. F.R.S. ...

Thoughts upon liberty. By an Englishman.

Dublin August 6, 1731. This day Captain John Vernon opposed the Lord Mayor on riding the franchises of the city of Dublin, at their attempting to enter on his mannor of Clontarf in the county of Dublin, at large, and made the following speech.

The humble representation of Stevens Totton, citizen and mercer, of London, to the Right Honorable the Lord Mayor, the Honorable the Aldermen, and the gentlemen of the Common Council of the City of London

The memorial of J- F-, E-- of K-- presented to the K- by his own hand, in behalf of the subjects of I-d, And in Vindication of their rights and liberties. To which are added, a letter from the E- of H-ss to the L-c- And another from the D- of D- to the P- On the same Occasion.

An essay on liberty and independency: being an attempt to prove, that the people under a popular form of government, may be as much slaves, as those subject to the arbitrary will of one man.

To all true Britons.

Danger of libertism, exemplified in the death of Altamont; extracted from Dr. Young's Centaur, not fabulous.

Memorial for Thomas Anderson late merchant in Coldingham, now in Leith, pursuer, against Jonathan Ormiston merchant in Newcastle, and James Lorain writer in Dunse.

Rhyddid: traethawd a ennillodd ariandlws Cymdeithas y Gwyneddigion ar ei thestun i eisteddfod Llanelwy B.A. M, DCC, XC. Gan Walter Davies.

An address to the thinking independent part of the community, on the present alarming state of public affairs. By a lover of the constitution.

Some trifling thoughts on serious subjects. Addressed to the Earl of S--h. With a description of modern patriotism, and a delineation of the principles of the present opposition. To which is added, Liberty, a dream, &c. &c. &c.

A token of Christian love: or, The fourth gift of Theophilus Philanthropos, M.D.

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An address, to the real friends of liberty, particularly the loyal and independent Corporation of Weavers.

The declaration lately publish'd, in favour of his Protestant subjects, by the Elector Palatine; and notify'd to her Majesty. To which is prefix'd, An impartial account of the causes of those innovations and grievances about religion, which are now so happily redress'd by his Electoral Highness.

Arms of liberty and slavery. To the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders of the county of Middlesex.

An appeal to popular opinion, against kidnapping and murder; including a narrative of the late atrocious proceedings, at Yarmouth; With The Statements, Hand-Bills, &c. pro and con. By John Thelwall.

Thoughts on the will of the people.

Ancient and modern liberty stated and compar'd.

A serious address to the lovers of civil and religious liberty. A lecture deliver'd at the Oratory in Villars-Street, York-Buildings. By Mr. Lacy.

An essay on civil liberty: or, the principles of the revolution vindicated. Delivered before the University of Cambridge, on Wednesday, May 29, 1776. By Richard Watson, D.D. F.R.S. ...

Thoughts upon liberty. By an Englishman.

Dublin August 6, 1731. This day Captain John Vernon opposed the Lord Mayor on riding the franchises of the city of Dublin, at their attempting to enter on his mannor of Clontarf in the county of Dublin, at large, and made the following speech.

The humble representation of Stevens Totton, citizen and mercer, of London, to the Right Honorable the Lord Mayor, the Honorable the Aldermen, and the gentlemen of the Common Council of the City of London

The memorial of J- F-, E-- of K-- presented to the K- by his own hand, in behalf of the subjects of I-d, And in Vindication of their rights and liberties. To which are added, a letter from the E- of H-ss to the L-c- And another from the D- of D- to the P- On the same Occasion.

An essay on liberty and independency: being an attempt to prove, that the people under a popular form of government, may be as much slaves, as those subject to the arbitrary will of one man.

To all true Britons.

Danger of libertism, exemplified in the death of Altamont; extracted from Dr. Young's Centaur, not fabulous.

Memorial for Thomas Anderson late merchant in Coldingham, now in Leith, pursuer, against Jonathan Ormiston merchant in Newcastle, and James Lorain writer in Dunse.

Rhyddid: traethawd a ennillodd ariandlws Cymdeithas y Gwyneddigion ar ei thestun i eisteddfod Llanelwy B.A. M, DCC, XC. Gan Walter Davies.

An address to the thinking independent part of the community, on the present alarming state of public affairs. By a lover of the constitution.

Some trifling thoughts on serious subjects. Addressed to the Earl of S--h. With a description of modern patriotism, and a delineation of the principles of the present opposition. To which is added, Liberty, a dream, &c. &c. &c.

A token of Christian love: or, The fourth gift of Theophilus Philanthropos, M.D.