A reply to the instructions given by the common council of Oxford to F. Burton and A. Annesley, Esqrs., their representatives in Parliament, on the present scarcity of provisions
by Francis Burton, Mountnorris, Board of Agriculture (Great Britain), Oxford (England). Council, Oxfordshire farmer
Part of Making of the Modern World
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