The LORD CRAVEN.
[Price ONE SHILLING.]
AN
HEROIC EPISTLE
To the RIGHT HONOURABLE
The LORD CRAVEN,
On his delivering the following SENTENCE at the COUNTY MEETING at ABINGDON, on TUESDAY November 7, 1775.
“I WILL HAVE IT KNOWN THERE IS RESPECT DUE TO A LORD.”
“Room for my LORD! Virtue stand by and bow.”
Churchill.
THE THIRD EDITION.
LONDON: Printed for JOHN WHEEBLE, No. 22, Fleet-Street. M,DCC,LXXVI.
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AN HEROIC EPISTLE TO LORD CRAVEN.
THE END.
FOOTNOTE:
[A] A Gentleman who was Proctor, while his L———p was at the University, and to whom, after a long law suit, he was obliged to submit; and from whom his L———’s subsequent ill treatment drew a Pamphlet, stating the whole affair to the Public, to which the curious reader is referred.
Transcriber's Note
This text contains archaic spelling, which has been retained as printed.
A typographic error on the title page has been amended. EPISTLE was originally printed as EPISLTE.
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