To the worthy freemen of the city of Oxford. As the choice of a Member to represent the city of Oxford in Parliament seems at this moment to be a matter of the last consequence to its future welfare, it must therefore be the duty of every freeman to consider with impartiality the merits of those gentlemen who apply to be honoured with this important trust. ...
Freeman.
[Oxford,
1768]
Docket title: 'An address to the freemen of the city of Oxford'.
In support of William Craven, a candidate in the Oxford parliamentary election of 1768.
Signed on p. 3: A freeman.
Title from drop-head title and opening words of text.
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