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REPRINTED BY CHARLES REYNELL, LITTLE PULTENEY STREET:

AND

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JOHN BLACK, ESQ.,

(EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE,')

A MAN STRONG OF MIND AND SOUND OF HEART;

WHO,

WITH UNSWERVING SINGLENESS OF PURPOSE, HAS, FOR THE LARGER PORTION

OF HALF A CENTURY,

WELL AND TRULY SERVED HIS COUNTRY;

WHO HAS EVER STOOD FORWARD IN THE ASSERTION OF PUBLIC RIGHT,

WITHOUT INFLICTING A PRIVATE INJUSTICE;

THIS SECOND VOLUME

THE WORKS of a FELLOW PATRIOT AND man of GENIUS, IS INSCRIBED,

WITH EVERY FEELING OF RESPECT AND ATTACHMENT,

BY THE EDITOR

AN APPEAL

то

HONOUR AND JUSTICE,

THOUGH IT BE OF HIS WORST ENEMIES,

BY

DANIEL DE FOE;

BEING

A TRUE ACCOUNT OF HIS CONDUCT IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

"Come and let us smite him with the tongue, and let us not give heed to any of his words."

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JEREMIAH, Xviii, 18.

PATERNOSTER ROW.

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J. BAKER, AT THE BLACK BOY IN

LONDON:

REPRINTED BY CHARLES REYNELL, LITTLE PULTENEY STREET;

AND

PUBLISHED BY J. CLEMENTS, AT 21 AND 22, IN THE SAME STREET.

MDCCCXL.