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The extraordinary Black Book: an exposition of the united church
WADE, John.
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The extraordinary Black Book: an exposition of the united church of England and Ireland; civil list and crown revenues; incomes, privileges, and power, of the Aristocracy; privy council, diplomatic, and consular establishments; law and judicial administration; representation and prospects or reform under the new Ministry; Profits, Influence, and Monopoly of the Bank of England and East-India Company, with Strictures on the renewal of their charters; debt and Funding System; Salaries, Fees, and Emoluments in Courts of Justice, Public Offices, and Colonies; lists of Pluralists, Placemen, Pensioners, and Sinecurists: The whole corrected from the latest official returns, and presenting a complete view of the expenditure, patronage, influence, and abuses of the government,
The extraordinary Black Book: an exposition of the united church of England and Ireland; civil list and crown revenues; incomes, privileges, and power, of the Aristocracy; privy council, diplomatic, and consular establishments; law and judicial administration; representation and prospects or reform under the new Ministry; Profits, Influence, and Monopoly of the Bank of England and East-India Company, with Strictures on the renewal of their charters; debt and Funding System; Salaries, Fees, and Emoluments in Courts of Justice, Public Offices, and Colonies; lists of Pluralists, Placemen, Pensioners, and Sinecurists: The whole corrected from the latest official returns, and presenting a complete view of the expenditure, patronage, influence, and abuses of the government, in church, State, Law, and Representation.
London, Wilson, 1831, 23 x 15,5 cm., tela, 16 págs. + frontis + XX + 576 págs.
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- WADE, John.
The extraordinary Black Book: an exposition of the united church of England and Ireland; civil list and crown revenues; incomes, privileges, and power, of the Aristocracy; privy council, diplomatic, and consular establishments; law and judicial administration; representation and prospects or reform under the new Ministry; Profits, Influence, and Monopoly of the Bank of England and East-India Company, with Strictures on the renewal of their charters; debt and Funding System; Salaries, Fees, and Emoluments in Courts of Justice, Public Offices, and Colonies; lists of Pluralists, Placemen, Pensioners, and Sinecurists: The whole corrected from the latest official returns, and presenting a complete view of the expenditure, patronage, influence, and abuses of the government,