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Description: | by James O'Flynn.
"If not read by Members of Parliament, requested to be burnt by them" -- printed at top of t.p.
Tract does not contain the second item referred to in the title, namely "The means of profitable employment for the whole population, both of England and Ireland"
Bound subsequently as: Hume Tracts 161
Bound subsequently with: The poor robbed and the aristocracy receivers of the stolen property; being an address to all the true men of England; and 11 other titles
Electronic reproduction. New York : JSTOR, 2009 (19th century British pamphlets) Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited to subscribing institutions.
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Mode of access : WWW. | Format: | [electronic resource] | Publisher: | Printed by F. Warr, | Subjects: | Ireland. Poor Poor laws | Temporal: | 1836
1836. | Source: | Research Libraries UK | Creator: | O'Flynn, James. | Identifier: | 03B27617956 | Language: | English | Format: | [electronic resource] | Go to resource |
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