Details for: The rights of the imperial crown of Ireland asserted and maintained, against Edward Cooke, Esq. reputed author of a pamphlet, entitled, "Arguments for and against an union, &c." In a letter to that gentleman. By George Barnes, Esq. Late of the Royal navy and now a barrister at law.

The rights of the imperial crown of Ireland asserted and maintained, against Edward Cooke, Esq. reputed author of a pamphlet, entitled, "Arguments for and against an union, &c." In a letter to that gentleman. By George Barnes, Esq. Late of the Royal navy and now a barrister at law.

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