A modest vindication of the character and conduct of a great officer of state. In answer to a letter to the Right Honourable J---- P-----; in a letter to a noble lord in England. By an English gentleman, now in Ireland
by now in Ireland English gentleman
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 1561, no. 08.
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