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Letter to the Creditors of the House of Boyd, Benfield and Co. from Walter Boyd, Esq. with an Appendix,
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Observations on the Publication of Walter Boyd, Esq. , M. P
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Observations on the Publication of Walter Boyd, Esq. M. P (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from Observations on the Publication of Walter Boyd, Esq. M. P I had read, with great attention, the publication of Mr. Boyd on its first appearance; but although I did not agree with him in opinion, as to the manner in which he applied the various facts and arguments which he has discussed; and still less as to the conclusions he has drawn from them; yet I had not the slightest intention to obtrude upon the Public any observations on my part, until I found that in some circles the work had made an impression, and contributed to raise an alarm. We have too much reason at this moment for alarm, that whenever it appears in a new form. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundr...
