Caldwell, James Sir
1784
An address to the House of Commons of Ireland
Debates relative to the affairs of Ireland
A brief examination of the question whether it is expedient either in a religious or political view, topass an act to enable Papists to take real securities for money which they may lend- A letter to the Dublin Society
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