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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Half-leather with marbled boards and matching endpapers and page edges. Leather a little worn on edges. Bookplate of J. A Busfeild to inside of front board, signature of same on first blank prelim, dated 1846. Also previous owners name stamp to top corner. Some spotting to the pages up to page20 thereafter some occasional light spotting. Bound in between blank prelims is a letter To the friends of Freedom in Huddersfield and its Vicinity dated Dec. 23 1819 but unsigned and opposite a written shorthand letter on blank prelim. Comprising of 14 works they are 1. An Appeal to Every Honest Man in England, Upon an Attempt to Repeal the Acts, to Prevent the Exportation of Wool. 1816 pp.8. 2. Useful Hints to the Agricultural Faction, Communicated in a Letter to Lords Holland & Rosslyn. 1816. pp. 21. 3. Letters on the Wool Question: to Which are Annexed Letters on Tithes, Addressed to Lords Holland and Rosslyn. And,Arguments Against Tithes Answered; in a Third Letter to Lords Holland and Rosslyn. Both 1817. pp. 50 4. A letter to the Reforming Gentlemen (small spash mark on this title-page). 1817. pp. 27. 5. A Peep at Deans, Chapters, and Very Wise Archdeacons; in a Letter to the Right Honourable The Lord Mayor and Corporation of the Ancient City of York. 1819. pp. 31. 6. Free remarks, upom the Conduct of the Whigs, and Radical Reformers, In Yorkshire: with some Slight Allusions to the Court Party. 1819. pp. 16. 7. The Retort Courteous; or, the Descent of Mr. Baines, from the Pinnacle to the Pickle Pot. 1820. pp. 31. 8. Letters to Lord Viscount Milton: to Which is Added, A mon to Electors and men in Office. 1821. pp. 35. 9. A Letter to Lord Liverpool, on Political Economy. 1821. pp. 29. 10. Remarks on the Strictures in the Leeds Mercury, upon the Rev. M. Jackson's Coronation Sermon, &c, &c, &c. 1821. pp. 34. 11. A Speech Intended to have been Spoken at the Meeting of the Clergy, at Wakefield, upon the Popish Question, March 20th, 1821. 1821. pp. 9. 12. A Speech Intended to have been Spoken at a Second Meeting of the Clergy upon the Popish Question: to which is added, A sermon, on the Subject of Reform: Together with a Candid Inquiry Into the Crudities, Querities, and Absurdities, of the Dissenters from the Church of England. 1822. pp. 63. 13. A Rapid Sketch of some of the Evils of Returning to Cash Payments, and the only remedies for them: to which are added, the Leeds Mercury Turned into a Frog, The Billygoats in Leading-Strings, and The March of Reason. 1823. pp. 35. 14. A Critique on the Last Dying Speech and Confession of the Yorkshire Whigs: to which is added, The Electric Shock, and the Black Knight's Case Resumed. 1823. pp. 36.