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Great Britain. Political history and affairs,
Collection, A, [First-twelfth] of papers relating to the present junc- ture of affairs in England. (Continued, 11.) **H.94.26 9. A dialogue between two friends, wherein the Church of England is vindicated in joyning with the Prince of Orange in his descent into Eng- land. — His late Majesty’s Letter to the Lords and others of his Privy Council. — Some remarks on the late king’s pretended Letter to the Lords, and others of his Privy Council. — Reasons for crowning the Prince and Princess of Orange king and queen jointly; and for placing the executive power in the prince alone. —A lord’s speech without doors to the Lords, upon the present condition of the government. — Reflections on a paper, called, a Lord’s speech without doors. — The bishops’ reasons [This work is kept on the Special Libraries Floor.] (Continued on the next card.)
This card was printed at the Boston a Puhlic Library, October 20, i910.
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