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Letter on the importance of the present war. By Allan McLeod. Letter II, Strictures on the constitution removed. - View of the relative importance of the leading topic of discussion. - That the war, in which we are engaged, is both necessary and just.

By: Macleod, Allan, d.1805.Publisher: London : Printed by James Swan, ... sold by Vernor and Hood, [1805?]Description: 32p.Subject(s): Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1815 | Great Britain -- History -- 1789-1820
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VOL.192(9) An answer to Dr. Turner's letter to Dr. Jurin, on the subject of Mr. Ward's drop and pill. Wherein his ignorance of chymical pharmacy is fairly exposed; as also his injurious treatment of Mr. Ward, and his indecent reflections upon My Lord Chief Justice, Baron Reynold's account of a remarkable cure, by Mr. Ward's medicine, are justly censured. With a method proposed, to prepare medicines from mercury and antimony, whereby they may be administered safely and efficaciously, in the cure of the most obstinate and deplorable distempers. By Edmund Packe ... VOL.193(1) Some account of the proceedings that took place on the landing of the French near Fishguard, in Pembrokeshire, on the 22nd February, 1797; and of the inquiry afterwards into Lieut-Col. Knox's conduct on that occasion, by order of His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief: together with the official correspondence, and other documents. By Thomas Knox, late Lieut.-Col. Commandant of the Fishguard Volunteers. VOL.193(10) Letters on the importance of the present war. By Allan Macleod. VOL.193(11) Letter on the importance of the present war. By Allan McLeod. VOL.193(12) Things as they are; or, a touch at the times. With a dedication to the yeomanry of Ireland. Written by an Irishman. And comprizing strictures on club-law, the revolution of France, and rebellion in Ireland. VOL.193(13) Thoughts on the defence of this kingdom, &c. Part III. By W.M. Pitt, Esq. MP. VOL.193(14) Thoughts on the military relations of Great Britain and Ireland.

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