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RAD140
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| ID |
RAD140 |
|---|---|
| Title |
Remarks on the Principles of the Opposing Candidates for the representation of Aberdeenshire |
| Other pages |
There are 14 pages in this publication. RAD140_01, RAD140_02, RAD140_03, RAD140_04, RAD140_05, RAD140_06, RAD140_07, RAD140_08, RAD140_09, RAD140_10, RAD140_11, RAD140_12, RAD140_13, RAD140_14 |
| Medium |
printed paper |
| Item Type |
pamphlet |
| Item Description |
The writer, a Tory, who wished to keep the Corn Laws, entreats the Aberdeenshire voter to vote for Captain Gordon, the Tory candidate, in the first election after the reform bill has been passed. |
| Creator |
John Davidson |
| Publisher |
William Mitchell, Bookseller, Aberdeen |
| Time Period |
1830s |
| Associated Dates Creation |
1832 |
| Associated Dates Publication |
1832 |
| Location | |
| Collection Name |
Remarks on the principles of the opposing candidates for the representation of Aberdeenshire |
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