An Account of the present English conspiracy, taken from the report of the secret committee of the House of Commons, just now published; : in which are laid open the attempts to excite mutiny in our fleets, and also the plan for a general rising in London, and in other parts, at this time meditated by United Irishmen now here, and by numerous other secret societies in the pay or interests of France. N.B. In this account is given the substance of the report drawn up by the secret committee, together with some very interesting parts of the appendix. To which is added a suitable address..
Great Britain.Parliament.House of Commons.
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[1800?].
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Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1815
Conspiracies