The Judgment of Dr Prideaux in Condemning the Murder of Julius Cæsar ... Maintain'd, and the Sophistry in the London Journals of Dec. 2d and 9th Expos'd. With Some Political Remarks on the Roman Government. [By Matthew Tindal.]

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