British common sense; or, reflections on the present state of the British nation, recommending a free, uninfluenced representation of the people, on the ground of national utility and national necessity.
London : printed for W. Miller,
1791.
Another issue of this work appeared in 1791 with a different titlepage: 'Reflections on the present state of the British nation, by British common sense'.
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