To the freemen of the city of Rochester.
Longley, John,-1822.
[Rochester : printed by Thomas Fisher?,
1790]
A handbill attacking George Best, the candidate for Rochester in the 1790 parliamentary election.
Dated above drop-head title: May, 24th, 1790.
Signed: Caveat, i.e. John Longley.
Text begins: "Let a brother freeman engage a little of your attention at the present crisis. The question should be now, not which of our three candidates makes the largest promises, .. but who is likely in the first place, to serve our country, ..".
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