English advice, to the freeholders of England.
Hornby, Charles,-1739.
[London] : Printed in the year,
1714 [1715]
A pro-Whig parody upon Francis Atterbury's tract of the same title.
Attributed by contemporaries to Charles Hornby.
Colophon, p. 29: London, printed for J. Roberts, 1715.
The last page of text contains "The merits of the Whigs" and "The merits of the staunch Tory faction" in parallel columns; the first item listed under "The merits of the Whigs" is "King William, Queen Mary, and Queen Anne".
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