An edition of England's enemies exposed, and its true friends and patriots defended: first, in an answer to a scurrilous pamphlet, called, the present disposition of England consider'd (1701)

England's enemies exposed, and its true friends and patriots defended: first, in an answer to a scurrilous pamphlet, called, the present disposition of England consider'd

Secondly, in a free and full vindication of the proceedings of the honourable House of Commons. Being a plain and particular confutation of all the malicious calumnies ... and false accusations, contain'd in a wretched lible call'd the Legion

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An edition of England's enemies exposed, and its true friends and patriots defended: first, in an answer to a scurrilous pamphlet, called, the present disposition of England consider'd (1701)

England's enemies exposed, and its true friends and patriots defended: first, in an answer to a scurrilous pamphlet, called, the present disposition of England consider'd

Secondly, in a free and full vindication of the proceedings of the honourable House of Commons. Being a plain and particular confutation of all the malicious calumnies ... and false accusations, contain'd in a wretched lible call'd the Legion

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English
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52

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Politics and government, Present disposition of England consider'd, Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, Great Britain

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Great Britain

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1689-1702
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Cover of: England's enemies exposed, and its true friends and patriots defended: first, in an answer to a scurrilous pamphlet, called, the present disposition of England consider'd
England's enemies exposed, and its true friends and patriots defended: first, in an answer to a scurrilous pamphlet, called, the present disposition of England consider'd: Secondly, in a free and full vindication of the proceedings of the honourable House of Commons. Being a plain and particular confutation of all the malicious calumnies ... and false accusations, contain'd in a wretched lible call'd the Legion
1701
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Has been attributed to Daniel Defoe. cf. Morgan Bibl. Brit. hist.

BM LXV:3852.

Morgan I:146.

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[London]

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[4], 52 p.
Number of pages
52

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OL45003324M
OCLC/WorldCat
16102808

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OL33129144W

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