The cries of the poor : on account of the war with America : with remarks on the present high price of provisions, and the great quantities sent abroad : with a word or two concerning the issuing of press-warrants : and the wickedness of all ranks of people
1777
L1998F176 1777
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Title
The cries of the poor : on account of the war with America : with remarks on the present high price of provisions, and the great quantities sent abroad : with a word or two concerning the issuing of press-warrants : and the wickedness of all ranks of people
Published
Salisbury, [Eng.] Printed and sold by J. Hodson 1777
Description
6, [2] p. ; 16 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L1998F176 1777
System Control No.
(OCoLC)39484140
Note
"Lately published, by J. Hodson, bookseller ...": p. [7]-[8]
"The war with America has cost an immense sum; the Treasury of the Nation is almost exhausted ... Lord Howe, and his brother the General, have still possession of New York; and as General Carleton has now get over the Lakes, it is expected there will be dreadful work when the two armies unite. O! what a shocking scene of bloodshed is already past, at the battles of Bunker's hill, Sullivan's Island, and Long Island ..."--P. [2]-3.
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"The war with America has cost an immense sum; the Treasury of the Nation is almost exhausted ... Lord Howe, and his brother the General, have still possession of New York; and as General Carleton has now get over the Lakes, it is expected there will be dreadful work when the two armies unite. O! what a shocking scene of bloodshed is already past, at the battles of Bunker's hill, Sullivan's Island, and Long Island ..."--P. [2]-3.
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