Description - To the Worthy and Independent Liverymen of London. Gentlemen and Brother Citizens, I Should Be Utterly Undeserving the Distinguished Honour You Have Conferred on Me by Your Numerous Appearance in My Behalf at Guildhall This Day, Were I Not Thus Early... by Professor of Law John Paterson
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To The Worthy And Independent Liverymen Of London. Gentlemen And Brother Citizens, I Should Be Utterly Undeserving The Distinguished Honour You Have Conferred On Me By Your Numerous Appearance In My Behalf At Guildhall This Day, Were I Not Thus Early To Acknowledge It. I Beg Therefore Your ...
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Memorial for Sir John Paterson of Eccles, Baronet, Defender; Against Elliot and Mary Setons, Pursuers.
