Disbound, no binding. 72 pp. Second edition, Corrected and enlarged. James Currie (1756-1805) was a Scottish physician and abolitionist. Currie, writing as Jasper Wilson, calls for an end to the Revolution in France, and criticizes the congress at Antwerp for not achieving peace with the French. He urges Great Britain not to get involved in a war in Europe. Sabin 104646. Seller Inventory # b01018

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Title: A Letter, Commercial and Political, ...

Publisher: London, London

Publication Date: 1793

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