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$a eng
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$a Williams [pen-name Anthony Pasquin], John
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$a Entered at Stationer's Hall. - Legislative Biography; Or, An Attempt To Ascertain The Merits And Principles Of The Most Admired Orators Of The British Senate. Being Intended As A Companion To The Parliamentary Reports. - By Anthony Pasquin, Esq. - [Epigraph] -
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$a Legislative Biography
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$a Attempt To Ascertain The Merits And Principles Of The Most Admired Orators
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$a London:
$b Printed for H.D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster-Row, And Sold By All The Booksellers In Great-Britain And Ireland. -
$c MDCCXCV.
$c [1795]
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$a [2], iv, [7-]64 p.;
$c 205 mm. (Quarto.)
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$a [Half-t., t.p.] - Advertisement - [Text].
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$a The pen-name of 'Anthony Pasquin' was adopted in 1786 by the artist and writer, John Williams (1754-1818).
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$a ESTC
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$a The text consists of biographic sketches of William Pitt, Charles James Fox, Ld. Thurlowe, Ld. Loughborough, Edmund Burke and Sir John Scott. Its stand-point is that of a Foxite Whig critic of the government.
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$a The front pastedown of the volume carries the armorial bookplate of John Pritt Harley, with the motto 'Virtute Et Fide'.
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$a Imperfect: lacks the half-title. The title page is inscribed in pencil, 'Printed by Wright'.
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$a 20th-century half black morocco, marbled-papered boards; spine lettered 'Pasquin' and 'R.A.' Bound with: An Authentic History Of The Professors Of Painting, Sculpture, & Architecture, Who Have Practised In Ireland; Involving Original Letters From Sir Joshua Reynolds ... [1796].
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$a Politicians - Great Britain - History - 18th century
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$a Biography - Essays - Great Britain - 18th century
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$a Symonds
$e publisher
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$a Harley
$e previous owner
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