Mr. Chalmer's petition to the House of Commons, against the new Corn Act, and against the power of the Privy Council to grant licences for the exportation of corn to our enemies, as they have lately done

Mr. Chalmer's petition to the House of Commons, against the new Corn Act, and against the power of the Privy Council to grant licences for the exportation of corn to our enemies, as they have lately done

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