A reply to Mr. John Thomas Smith's vindication, prefixed to the first number of his supplemental plates to his Antiquities of Westminster: containing also some remarks on the review of the Antiquities of Westminster inserted in the European magazine

John Sidney Hawkins

ene 1808 · Messrs. Faulder [Printed by S. Gosnell]

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