An edition of An address of thanks to the Broad-Bottoms, for the good things they have done, and the evil things they have not done, since their elevation: wherein is stated, a fair account of their promises and performances ... to which is prefix'd a curious emblematic frontispiece, taken from an original painting of the ingenious Mr. H----th (1745)

An address of thanks to the Broad-Bottoms, for the good things they have done, and the evil things they have not done, since their elevation: wherein is stated, a fair account of their promises and performances ... to which is prefix'd a curious emblematic frontispiece, taken from an original painting of the ingenious Mr. H----th

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An edition of An address of thanks to the Broad-Bottoms, for the good things they have done, and the evil things they have not done, since their elevation: wherein is stated, a fair account of their promises and performances ... to which is prefix'd a curious emblematic frontispiece, taken from an original painting of the ingenious Mr. H----th (1745)

An address of thanks to the Broad-Bottoms, for the good things they have done, and the evil things they have not done, since their elevation: wherein is stated, a fair account of their promises and performances ... to which is prefix'd a curious emblematic frontispiece, taken from an original painting of the ingenious Mr. H----th

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Printed for M. Cooper ...
Language
English
Pages
52

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Subjects
Politics and government
People
Thomas Pelham-Holles Newcastle Duke of (1693-1768), Henry Pelham (1695?-1754)
Places
Great Britain
Times
1727-1760

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Cover of: An address of thanks to the Broad-Bottoms, for the good things they have done, and the evil things they have not done, since their elevation: wherein is stated, a fair account of their promises and performances ... to which is prefix'd a curious emblematic frontispiece, taken from an original painting of the ingenious Mr. H----th
An address of thanks to the Broad-Bottoms, for the good things they have done, and the evil things they have not done, since their elevation: wherein is stated, a fair account of their promises and performances ... to which is prefix'd a curious emblematic frontispiece, taken from an original painting of the ingenious Mr. H----th
1745, Printed for M. Cooper ...
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Cover of: An address of thanks to the Broad-Bottoms, for the good things they have done, and the evil things they have not done, since their elevation: wherein is stated, a fair account of their promises and performances ... to which is prefix'd a curious emblematic frontispiece, taken from an original painting of the ingenious Mr. H----th.
An address of thanks to the Broad-Bottoms, for the good things they have done, and the evil things they have not done, since their elevation: wherein is stated, a fair account of their promises and performances ... to which is prefix'd a curious emblematic frontispiece, taken from an original painting of the ingenious Mr. H----th.
1745, Printed for M. Cooper ...
in English

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Concerns the Broad-Bottom administration, 1744-1754: the ministry of the Pelhams, i.e. Henry Pelham and Thomas, Duke of Newcastle.

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<2> leaves, 52 p. ;
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