Englishmen’s Liberties, Rights and Duties, Described in a Clear, Rational Manner, by a Well Wisher to His Country

This insightful work provides a detailed examination of the liberties, rights, and duties enjoyed by Englishmen, and the civic obligations they entail. Written in a clear and rational style, the book is both a powerful defense of traditional English freedoms, and a passionate call to arms in defense of these values.

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