The rights of the sailors vindicated. In answer to a letter of Junius on the 5th of October, wherein he asserts the necessity and legality of pressing men into ... the navy

The rights of the sailors vindicated. In answer to a letter of Junius on the 5th of October, wherein he asserts the necessity and legality of pressing men into ... the navy

by Nauticus.

Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 5010, no. 8.

1772

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