To those enlightened electors of the city of Exeter in whom the ancient spirit of English liberty still survives, unperverted by sophistry, unintimidated by power, uncontaminated by corruption

To those enlightened electors of the city of Exeter in whom the ancient spirit of English liberty still survives, unperverted by sophistry, unintimidated by power, uncontaminated by corruption

by Thomas Northmore

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