Catholic Vindication, Substance of a Speech Delivered in the Court of Common Council on March 5Th, 1807, Against the Motion Proposed by Mr. Deputy Birch

Catholic Vindication, Substance of a Speech Delivered in the Court of Common Council on March 5Th, 1807, Against the Motion Proposed by Mr. Deputy Birch

by Edward Quin

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