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- 03028432 contributor B337392.
- 03028432 coverage "Great Britain History 1689-1714.".
- 03028432 created "1903.".
- 03028432 date "1903".
- 03028432 date "1903.".
- 03028432 dateCopyrighted "1903.".
- 03028432 description "Introduction.--Sir William Petty: Political arithmetic (1690)--Daniel Defoe: An appeal to honour and justice (1715) The trueborn Englishman (1701) The history of the Kentish petition (1701) Legion's Memorial (1701) The shortest way with the Dissenters (1702) A hymn to the pillory (1703) The Review (prefaces and extracts) (1704-12) Papers from the Review (1704) The revolution of 1688 (1710) The education of women (1697)--John Arbuthnot: Law is a bottomless pit (1712) John Bull in his senses (1712) John Bull still in his senses (1712) An appendix to John Bull still in his senses (1712) Lewis Baboon turned honest, and John Bull, politician (1712)".
- 03028432 extent "xxix, 404 p.".
- 03028432 isPartOf "An English garner. [v. 8]".
- 03028432 issued "1903".
- 03028432 issued "1903.".
- 03028432 language "eng".
- 03028432 publisher "Westminster, A. Constable and Co.,".
- 03028432 spatial "Great Britain History 1689-1714.".
- 03028432 subject "DA430 .E58".
- 03028432 tableOfContents "Introduction.--Sir William Petty: Political arithmetic (1690)--Daniel Defoe: An appeal to honour and justice (1715) The trueborn Englishman (1701) The history of the Kentish petition (1701) Legion's Memorial (1701) The shortest way with the Dissenters (1702) A hymn to the pillory (1703) The Review (prefaces and extracts) (1704-12) Papers from the Review (1704) The revolution of 1688 (1710) The education of women (1697)--John Arbuthnot: Law is a bottomless pit (1712) John Bull in his senses (1712) John Bull still in his senses (1712) An appendix to John Bull still in his senses (1712) Lewis Baboon turned honest, and John Bull, politician (1712)".
- 03028432 title "Later Stuart tracts, with an introduction by George A. Aitken.".
- 03028432 type "text".