The conspirators; or, The case of Catiline ... examin'd [a satire on the directors of the South sea company] by the author of the case of Francis, lord Bacon [signing himself Britannicus].

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1721
 

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TitleThe conspirators; or, The case of Catiline ... examin'd [a satire on the directors of the South sea company] by the author of the case of Francis, lord Bacon [signing himself Britannicus].
The conspirators; or, The case of Catiline ... examin'd [a satire on the directors of the South sea company] by the author of the case of Francis, lord Bacon [signing himself Britannicus], Thomas Gordon
AuthorThomas Gordon
Edition2
Published1721
Original fromOxford University
DigitizedJun 1, 2009
  
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