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Mrs. LEE'S POLITICAL WORK.

-This day was published, the 2.'d Edition, considerably enlarged
and improved, price only 7s. 6d. boards,
AN ESSAYon GOVERNMENT, containing—
Its-s- Nature, Freedom of the Press, Universal Principles,
'Civil Distinctions, Sovereignty, Representative% constitution and
History of England, Laws, Judges, Sedition aid Treason, Secret
Information, Oaths, Torture, influence, Bribery, Dignity of the
Plebeian Character, Foreigners, Claims of Children, Slavery,
Right, Property, Education, Knowledge, Women and their Edu.
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Minor Regulations in Cities and Towns, Food, Treatment of
Animals, National Instittniuns, Funerals, Festivals and Games,
Dress, Titles,War,Taxation, Honours Military and Naval; Dis-
affection, Duelling, Crimes, Punishments, Males, &c.
By Mrs R. F. A. LEE,
Only Daughter of the late Frantis Lord Le Despencer.
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Life of St. Neot, eldest brother to King Alfred.

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HARLEIAN MISCELLANY ; a Collection of
scarce, curious, and entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts,
selected from the Library of Edward Harley, Second Earle( Ox-
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Work, divided into Classes, and arranged chrouologically,besides
a copious General Index.
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