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An Ode, addressed to the Scotch Junto, and their American Commission, on the late quarrel between Commissioner Ed[e]n [i.e. Lord Auckland] and ... digressive stanzas. [A political satire.]
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Title: An Ode, addressed to the Scotch Junto, and their American Commission, on the late quarrel between Commissioner Ed[e]n [i.e. Lord Auckland] and Commissioner J[o]hnst[o]ne. With some digressive stanzas on the late political conduct of certain Ministerial Dependents and their Feeders. [A political satire.]
Publisher: British Library, Historical Print Editions
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