A letter from the King. Written to defend the King's Conduct in regard to Queen Caroline. [A fictitious letter. By - Wasborough. The Brunswick-a prospectus of a journal, subscribed M. Williams.]

A letter from the King. Written to defend the King's Conduct in regard to Queen Caroline. [A fictitious letter. By - Wasborough. The Brunswick-a prospectus of a journal, subscribed M. Williams.]
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