An historical essay, wherein the example, influence and authority of Londoners in publick affairs, the Remonstrance of 1641, the Place-Bill, or Self-denying Ordinance of 1644/5, the parties, politicks, petitions and instructions of those former and these
Sir Edward Peacock Fund, 1998 Bound with: An impartial enquiry into the properties of places and pensions, as they affect the constitution. London : H. Goreham, 1740. A vindication of the honour and privileges of the commons of Great-Britain. London : J. Roberts, 1740. An impartial enquiry into the reasonableness and necessity of a bill for reducing and limiting the number of places in the House of Commons.London : J. Roberts, 1739 Bound with (cont'd) An enquiry into the danger of multiplying incapacities on the gentlement of England to sit in Parliament. London : J. Roberts, 1739. The advocates for a place-bill detected, in that false and impudent assertion.. London : J. Roberts, 1740
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