King George's title asserted: proving I. from the doubtful birth of the Pretender: II that the states of the realm had power to determine the controversy about the succession. III. That the determination then made, still remains in force, ... In a letter
by Richard Venn
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 5123, no. 8.
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