An argument against a war with France. Wherein a late pamphlet entitled, Reasons for a war, is thoroughly examin'd, and fully refuted. By the author of The history of the mitre and purse
by Author of the history of the mitre and purse.
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 844, no. 42.
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