Political Banishments
Subtitle: Being some Considerations thereon, and in what Cases pronounc'd. 1. The Case of Attainders stated. II. With an Enquiry into the Nature of Banishments among the Athenians and Romans; and wherein the Exostracism, or Banishment by Vote, practis'd by the Former differs from our Parliamentary Sentence. III. Whether there be more Mercy in Exile, or Confinement, for Life
By: By a True Briton ....
Contributors: Wharton, Philip Wharton, Duke of, 1698-1731.
Publisher: Printed for A. Moore, near St. Paul's
Published: 1723
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 78
Subjects: True Briton.
Notes: 'The Preface' follows the title-page , on pages v-viii.

A note at the end of the text, referring to an asterisk above, cites: 'The True Briton, Mond. 24 June'; this is almost certainly a reference to Philip, Duke of Wharton's paper of that name which he produced twice weekly from June 3, 1723 to 17 Feb. 1724,but the Percy pamphlet is not the famous speech on Atterbury of May 15, 1723, reproduced in Lewis Melville's 'Life and Writings of Philip Duke of Wharton' (1913: pp 268-300), which the DNB describes as being 'afterwards printed as a supplement to his 'Works'. In the Percy pamphlet, however, 'Dr. Atterbury is mentioned on page 55.

Half-title leaf reads: 'Political Banishments ... '; caption title: 'Political Banishments; &c.'.

Not found in ESTC under title, but ESTC1515W represents Philip Wharton, the Duke of Wharton's paper of that name which he brought out, twice a week, from 1723 to to 1724, and which ran to seventy-four numbers. This pamphlet is entered under title, as a monograph, in the NUC  catalogue; it does not appear in that of the B.L.