A speech intended to have been spoken in Parliament by a member who was necessarily absent:.
Cromarty, George Mackenzie,Earl of,1630-1714.
[Edinburgh : s.n.,
1705?].
Anonymous: by George Mackenzie, Earl of Cromarty.
A speech advocating the union of Scotland and England, dated around 1705.
An earlier edition of the speech appeared in 1703(?) without the title of "A speech intended to have been spoken [etc.]". "This tract was apparently written to influence the members of the Parliament of Scotland during the first two weeks of July, 1705, when the union and related questions were being debated" (McLeod & McLeod).
Drop-head title.
ESTC
McLeod and McLeod. Anglo-Scottish tracts. 436, Hanson 473, Goldsmiths' 4136