To the inhabitants of Worcester. When a noble lord has, in a sensible and spirited address, declared his abhorrence of a measure; when the city of Gloucester, the towns of Shrewsbury and Tewkesbury have repeatedly published their determined negative to the proposed alteration of the river Severn, why do the citizens of Worcester remain silent, ...
[Worcester,
1787]
Dated at foot: Worcester, 9th Nov. 1787.
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