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A letter to a Member of Parliament on the present unhappy dispute between Great-Britain and her colonies. : Wherein the supremacy of the former is asserted and proved; and the necessity of compelling the latter to pay due obedience to the sovereign state, is enforced

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Publication date: 1774.
Call number: 149438
Dimensions: (8vo)
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A letter to a Member of Parliament on the present unhappy dispute between Great-Britain and her colonies. : Wherein the supremacy of the former is asserted and proved; and the necessity of compelling the latter to pay due obedience to the sovereign state, is enforced

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A treatise of loyalty and obedience; : wherein the regal supremacy is asserted; the hereditary right maintain'd: ... By Tho. Dawson

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Original correspondence on the respective tenets of the two orders of Episcopalians in Scotland: : respecting the Royal Supremacy; the canonical obedience due from inferior clergy; and the usages in the office of the Lord's Supper, ... To which is prefixed, a brief historica introduction