A compleat history of the whole proceedings of the Parliament of Great Britain against Dr. Henry Sacheverell: with his tryal ...
London : printed and sold by J. Baker,
1710.
A reissue of the edition published in the same year (paginated 232;256p.), with the full stop after "Parliament" in the title removed and with additional leaves, being pp. 257-264,[6], which contain 'The Lord Haversham's speech' and an index.
Contains "virtually the whole of Tonson's Tryal together with summary reports of the connecting proceedings in the House of Commons derived from the Impartial account, and a fuller account of the proceedings in the House of Lords" (Speck-Madan).
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