1742 between england (1 risultati)

2 Vols. 8vo. Full contemporary tree calf; raised bands & gilt decorations; Super Libris stamped in blind on both covers; edges tinted. Small ex library stamps; hinges brittle; spines worn. Spine of Vol I split.Each volume with 4 pamphlets. (1) A Letter from a Member of Parliament , to a New Member of the Present, concerning The Conduct of the War with Spain: with Some Observations on the Hanover Neutrality, as far as it may relate to, or affect Great Britain. The Second Edition. LONDON: Printed for T.Cooper. 1742. 2 h; 72 pp. (2) Considerations on the War : Wherein the Transactions antecedent thereto, and consequent thereon, are fairly stated and impartially examined. Together with A Postscript, in relation to some Writings since the Sitting of the present Parliament. To which is prefix'd A Letter to a Member of Parliament, containing the Reasons for this Publication. LONDON; Printed for J.Roberts. 1742. viii, 59 pp. (3) French Influence upon English Counsels Demonstrated from an Impartial Examination of our Measures for Twenty Years past. From whence is shewn The Necessity of excluding effectually, most Placemen, and all Pensioners, from having Seats in the House of Commons. With a Postscript, containing Remarks upon the French Declaration lately publish'd. LONDON: Printed for T.Cooper. 1740. 2 h; 72 pp. (4) The Late Minister Unmask'd : Or, An Answer to a Late Pamphlet, Entitled, The Conduct of the late Administra-tion, with regard to Foreign Affairs, from 1722 to 1742. Wherein that of the Right Hon.the Earl of Orford, late Sir Robert Walpole, is particularly vindicated. In a Letter to the Reverend Author. 'Loco omnium Fortuna.' LONDON: Printed for T.Cooper. 1742. 1 h; 64 pp. (5) The Conduct Of the Late Administration , With regard to Foreign Affairs, from 1722 to 1742, Wherein that of the Right Honble.the Earl of Orford (late Sir Robert Walpole) Is Particularly Vindicated: In a Letter To a certain Right Honourable Gentleman, Member of the present Parliament. 'Naturaliter audita visis laudamus libentius; and by Observations of the said Answer, and the Conduct of Great-Britain since the Emperor's Death. In a Letter to the Right Honourable the Lord V--- C----. By a Nobleman of Holland. LONDON: Printed for W.Webb. 1742. 1 h; 28 pp. (8) The Operations of the War for the First Twelve Months, Examin'd and Accounted for; From a Late Ministerial Piece, Called the Grand Question, Whether War or no War with SPAIN, &c. '- - Celebrare Domestica Facta.' LONDON: Printed for T.Cooper. 1740. 28 pp.