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Fragment of a Dedication to the Bishop of

Gloucester

A Letter to the worthy Electors of the Bo-

rough of Aylesbury, by Mr. Wilkes

Letters from Mr. Wilkes to vir. Aimon
Extracts from some Remonstrances from the
Parliaments of France to the King, shewing
the reduced and miserable State of that King-
dom prior to the Peace of 1763

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Mr. Wilkes's Second Return to England

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23

ib.

28, 55

60

65

85

123

151

Two Letters from Mr. Wilkes to the Duke of
Grafton, when First Lord of the Treasury 178, 181

— their Influence on the public. Mind

2.19

Mr. Wilkes's Third Return to England

Four Letters to his Daughter during his

Journey

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Consultation with Mr. Cotes as to the Pro-
priety of Mr. Wilkes offering himself a
Candidate for a Seat in Parliament on the
approaching General Election

Letter from Mr. Cotes to Mr. Wilkes, on the
same Subject

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Letter from Mr. Wilkes to Mr. Almon

Extract from the Votes of the House of Com-
mons, of the Speaker's Speech when he re-
primanded the Magistrates of Oxford

Copy of Mr. Wilkes's "Remarks" on the

above

Letter to the King

·Election for the City of London

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228

222

234

235

238

240

245

263

265

for the County of “Middlesex

268

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Commitment of Mr. Wilkes to the King's

Bench Prison

269

Riot in St. George's. Fields, and Death of

young Allen

273

Measures which led to Mr. Wilkes's Expulsion

from the House of Commons

290