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The history of the union between England and Scotland, with a collection of original papers relating thereto

Life of Defoe (p. i-xxiv) by George Chalmers "An abstract of the proceedings on the treaty of union within the Parliament of Scotland ... With observations thereon": p. 285-527 Acts of ratification of the treaty of union as passed by the parliament of Scotland and England: p. 527-566

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