Series of AnswERS TO CERTAIN POPULAR OBJECTIONS, AGAINST SEPARATING FROM THE REBELLIOUS COLONIES, and DISCARDING THEM ENTIRELY: Being the concluding tract of the dean of glocester, on the subject of a

by (Tucker, Josiah)

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New York: Research Reprints, (1970). Hardcover. Reprint of the original 1776 edition. Octavo. xiv, 108pp., plus table of contents and ads. Near fine with minimal spotting on page edges. Tucker advocated "granting the colonies independence and then forming a union between them and England." More

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