Details for: Britain's happiness, and its full possession of civil and religious liberty, briefly stated and proved. By the late Rev. Dr. Richard Price. With an introduction by the editor.

Britain's happiness, and its full possession of civil and religious liberty, briefly stated and proved. By the late Rev. Dr. Richard Price. With an introduction by the editor.

.Publisher: Dublin : Printed by William Sleater, 1792Edition: 3rd ed.Description: 21p.Uniform titles: Britain's happiness. Selections. Note: MS signature: Thomas Smyth
Includes newspaper cuttings relating to (1) a meeting of the Northern Whig Club on 4 November 1791; and (2) an address of the students at New College Hackney to Dr Priestley with the latter's answer, from The Dublin Chronicle of 26 November 1791Subject(s): Great Britain -- History -- 1789-1820

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Reference material	House of Lords Library - Palace Upper (Harcourt) Corridor, Second Floor	Peel Tracts	VOL.24(11) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Not for loan		19881-1001

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MS signature: Thomas Smyth

Includes newspaper cuttings relating to (1) a meeting of the Northern Whig Club on 4 November 1791; and (2) an address of the students at New College Hackney to Dr Priestley with the latter's answer, from The Dublin Chronicle of 26 November 1791

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Britain's happiness, and its full possession of civil and religious liberty, briefly stated and proved. By the late Rev. Dr. Richard Price. With an introduction by the editor.

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