A Short Address to the Public, on the Practice of Cashiering Military Officers Without a Trial, and a Vindication of the Conduct and Political Opinions of the Author Hugh Sempill Baron Sempill

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A Short Address to the Public, on the Practice of Cashiering Military Officers Without a Trial, and a Vindication of the Conduct and Political Opinions of the Author by Hugh Sempill Baron Sempill

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A Short Address to the Public, on the Practice of Cashiering Military Officers Without a Trial, and a Vindication of the Conduct and Political Opinions of the Author: to Which is Prefixed His Correspondence With the Secretary of War by Hugh Sempill Baron Sempill

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9781014088369

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1014088364

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A Short Address to the Public, on the Practice of Cashiering Military Officers Without a Trial, and a Vindication of the Conduct and Political Opinions of the Author: to Which is Prefixed His Correspondence With the Secretary of War by Hugh Sempill Baron Sempill

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Hugh Sempill Baron Sempill

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Legare Street Press

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2021-09-09

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