An Address to the freemen of Pennsylvania, from the committee of correspondence for the city of Philadelphia, appointed, by the friends of James Ross, to correspond with their fellow citizens on the subject of the election of a governor
by Levi Hollingsworth, Joseph Hopkinson
Book 35081 of Early American imprints --
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