A Narrative Of Facts Relative To The Bristol Election As Connected With The Meeting On Brandon Hill June 13 1818

"A Narrative Of Facts Relative To The Bristol Election, As Connected With The Meeting On Brandon Hill, June 13, 1818" offers a detailed account of the 1818 Bristol election. Written by Edward Kentish, this narrative provides insights into the political climate and electoral processes of early 19th-century Britain. The book focuses particularly on the events surrounding a meeting on Brandon Hill, shedding light on the issues and personalities that shaped the election's outcome.

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