The drapier demolished and set out in his own proper colours; being a full confutation of all his arguments against Mr. Wood's halfpence. By William Wood, Esq

The drapier demolished and set out in his own proper colours; being a full confutation of all his arguments against Mr. Wood's halfpence. By William Wood, Esq

by William Wood

Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 844, no. 45.

1724

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