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Williams, publisher of the Durham chronicle, was charged with criminal libel for attempting to bring the Church of England into contempt and vilifying the clergy of Durham.
Bound subsequently as: Hume Tracts 213
Bound subsequently with: Codification proposal addressed by Jeremy Bentham to all nations professing liberal opinions, or, Idea of a proposed all-comprehensive body of law, with an accompaniment of reasons, applying all along to the
several proposed arrangements, these reasons being expressive of the considerations, by which the several arrangements have been presented, as being, in a higher degree than any other, conducive to the greatest happiness of the greatest number,
of the individuals of whom the community in question is composed ... ; and 9 other titles
Includes bibliographical references.
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 J.A. Williams and published by Ridgway, London, and Constable & Co., Edinburgh, | Subjects: | Durham. Williams, John Ambrose Williams, John Ambrose, Church of England. Clergy. Great Britain. England Clergy Trials (Libel) 1789-1854. Church of England Diocese of Durham. | Temporal: | 1822
1822. | Source: | Research Libraries UK | Creator: | Williams, John Ambrose. | Identifier: | 011886180 | Language: | English | Format: | [electronic resource] | Go to resource |
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