| Considerations respecting the system of anonymous espionage and search-warrants practised by the commissioners of excise as affecting the civil liberties of Englishmen |
![Sudoc [ABES], France](https://viaf.org/viaf/images/flags/SUDOC.png "Sudoc [ABES], France")
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| The discovery of America by the northmen in the tenth century. |
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| English gilds, 1892: |
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| English gilds. The original ordinances of more than one hundred early English gilds: Together with þe olde vsages of þe cite of Wynchestre; the Ordinances of Worcester; the Office of the mayor of Bristol; and the Costomary of the manor of Tettenhall-Regis. From original mss. of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. |
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| The finding of true facts: being an inaugural address, delivered at the first meeting of the Association, on the 11th January, 1859. |
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| Government by commissions illegal and pernicious : the nature and effects of all commissions of inquiry and other crown-appointed commissions : the constitutional principles of taxation and the rights, duties, and importance of local self-government |
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| The history of Greece. |
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| The history of Taunton, in the county of Somerset |
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| The illustrated history of Rome and the Roman empire |
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| Journal in America, 1837-1838 |
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| Ka palapala hoohalike i ka mooolelo kahiko, 1842: |
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| The laws of England relating to public health; including an epitome of the law of nuisances, police, highways, waters, water-courses, coroners, burial, &c., relating thereto; with an historical review of the law of sewers; |
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| Local self-government and centralisation: the characteristics of each; and its practical tendencies, as affecting social, moral, and political welfare and progress : including comprehensive outlines of the English constitution... |
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| Louis Kossuth, Prince Esterhazy, and Count Casimir Batthyanyi: being answers to apersions contained in letters published in "The Times" and a vindication of the position of Kossuth and the Hungarian cause |
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| The maire of bristowe is kalendar |
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| Memorials of old Birmingham. |
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| The metropolis and its municipal administration: |
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| National defence, in practice : with the opinions of William Pitt, Charles James Fox, etc., etc., on the arming of the people |
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| Northmen in New England |
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| On Church Property. No. 13. |
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| Parallels between the constitution and constitutional history of England and Hungary. |
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| The parish. Its powers and obligations at law, as regards the welfare of every neighbourhood, an in relation to the state ... |
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| The people and the parish : the common law and its breakers |
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| A popular view of the progress of philosophy among the ancients: |
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| Practical proceedings for the removal of nuisances to health and safety, and for the execution of drainage works, in every parish, town, and place, in England and Wales |
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| Synopsis of phrenology; directed chiefly to the exhibition of the utility and application of the science to the advancement of social happiness. With two plates. |
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| Traditions of the Old crown house, in Der-Yat-End, in the lordship of Birmingham... |
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| The true points at issue in the "Church rate" question |
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| Wer ist der König von Ungarn der jetst als Kläger vor dem Englischen Kanzleigerichtshof erscheint? : ein Brief an Lord Russel |
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| What is the Corporation of London? and who are the freemen? |
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| Who is the "King of Hungary" that is now a suitor in the English Court of Chancery, 1861: |
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