An historical view of the principles, characters, persons, &c. of the political writers in Great Britain ... : Also, the names and characters of the authors of the Craftsman, Common-sense, Champion, Englishman's evening post, Daily Gazetteer, &c. In a letter to Monsieur M-----s, from Monsieur B-----s, private agent these twenty years past from the c---t of F---ce, in England. Translated from the French.
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| Language: | English |
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1740.
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