Statesman, Yer hiend to Truth, in Soul Sincer faithful, and in Honour cleari

In Action

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Printed by J. BRYCE, and D. PATERSON,
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THE

CONTENT S

OF THE FOLLOWING

ESSAY S.

N°I. THE title and defign of this

work.

II. Of HIS MAJESTY's character.

III. The memoirs of a Preston rebel.

IV. Reasons why the British ladies should
fide with the Free-holder.

V. Of the love which we owe to our

country.

VI. The guilt of perjury.

VII. Of party lyes.

VIII. The female affociation.

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IX. Aufwer of the free-holders of Great

Britain to the Pretender's declaration.

X. Arbitrary power, exemplified in the

conduct of Muly Ishmael emperor of

Morocco.

XI. Subfcriptions to the female affociation.

XII. The guilt of rebellion in general, and

of the late rebellion in particular.

XIII. Of those who are indifferent in a

time of rebellion.

XIV. The political creed of a Tory male-

content.

XV. Project of the ladies for making the
fan ferviceable to the Proteftant caufe.

XVI. On the late act of parliament for

fufpending the Habeas Corpus act.

XVII. How minifters of state should bear
an undeferved reproach.

XVIII. Of the late French edict for in-

creafing the value of their Louis d'Ors.

XIX. The unchriftian Spirit of our late
party writings.