Junius, 1746-1794
Boyd, Hugh Macaulay, 1746-1794
Boyd, Hugh, 1746-1794
Junius, 18th cent
Hugh Boyd Irish writer
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Works
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| The appendix a farce. Or, the spirit of the spirit of liberty. Extracted from the works of Junius, junior, author of the Spiritual magazine. To which is added, a receipt for making an appendix to any book, after it is published and exposed to sale |
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| The genuine letters of Junius To which are prefixed Anecdotes of the author. Piccadilly |
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| Hugh Boyd's Gesandtschaftsreise nach Ceylon. - Hamburg, 1802. |
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| The indian observer |
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| Junius Stat Nominis Umbra |
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| A letter from Hugh Boyd, Esq; of Ballycastle, to a member of Parliament, on the late scarcity of coals in the city of Dublin |
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| A letter from Junius Alter to the Right Hon. the Earl of ***** |
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| Letters addressed to the electors of the county of Antrim |
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| The letters of Junius A new edition. With a copious index |
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| The letters of Junius Complete in one volume |
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| Lettres |
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| The ministerialist |
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| The miscellaneous works of Hugh Boyd, the author of the letters of Junius. With an account of his life and writings, by Lawrence Dundas Campbell. .. |
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| A plain tale for the new parliament or a sketch of the history of England, from the close of the campaign in 1794, to the present time |
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| The political contest containing, all the letters between Junius and Sir William Draper: also the whole of Junius's letters, to the D*k*s of G*****n and B*****d. And his last letter on the rescue of a general officer |
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| A serious letter to the public on the late transaction between Lord North and the Duke of Gordon |
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| The state of the nation, as represented to a certain great personage, by Junius and the Freeholder and the petition of the citizens of London, for redress of grievances, with their address, remonstrance, and petition. To which is added, His Majesty's answer, with Junius's remarks |
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| Two letters from Junius to the D- of G-, on the sale of a patent place in the customs at Exeter. To which is added a letter from Junius, containing an address supposed to have been made to a great personage. Taken from the Public Advertiser |
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| Works. Selections. 1800 |
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