Personal the best pledge of public reform. Addressed to inferiors. In which their duty to the country is ascertained by the care she takes of them. By a clergyman in the diocese of Canterbury
by Clergyman in the diocese of Canterbury.
Part of Eighteenth Century -- reel 11604, no. 20.
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