ADS, [1832 : London, Eng.] to Robert Waithman / Richard Taylor ... [et al.].

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ADS, [1832 : London, Eng.] to Robert Waithman / Richard Taylor ... [et al.].

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Regarding the Reform Bill and its effect on the country, the Freemen request Waithman to call a meeting.

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Haverford College Library

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