The Legal Means of Political Reformation: Proposed in Two Small Tracts, Viz. The First on "Equitable Representation," and the Legal Means of Obtaining It. The Second on "Annual Parliaments, the Ancient and Most Salutary Right of the People."

Granville Sharp

ene 1780 · Galabin and Baker

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