Mr. Livingstone's Letters to the King, and to Lord Brougham and Vaux, on the subject of a plan for the formation of a society for the abolition of poor's rate in England, and the prevention of it in Ireland, and for other most desirable objects, which wil
by Jeremiah Lennox Livingstone
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