A few words in point, to the independent electors of Westminster.
[London,
1788]
'A few words in point' is printed on the left half of the sheet and then come 'Hood and Townshend', a poem beginning with "Rodney and Hood, immortal names!", on the other half of the sheet.
In support of Lord Hood, who stood as a candidate in the 1788 Westminster parliamentary election.
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