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A Review of Some of the Arguments which are commonly advanced against parliamentary interference in behalf of the negro slaves, with a statement of opinions which have been expressed on that subject by many of our most distinguished statesmen, including, Earl Grey, Earl of Liverpool, Lord Grenville, Lord Dudley and Ward, Lord Melville, Mr. Burke, Mr. Pitt, Mr. Fox, Mr. Windham, Mr. Wilberforce, Mr. Canning, Mr. Brougham, Sir S. Romilly, Mr. Warre, andc andc andc, 1823
 Item — Volume 114
Dates: 1823
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
A Word to the Wise, Addressed to the Pillars of the Community, by an Observing Bye-Stander., 1812
 Item — Volume 70
Dates: 1812
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Abuses that have been committed in the Charitable Institutions, of the Parish of Croydon, in the county of Surrey. And also of the Manner of Conducting the Poor Laws, most respectfully submitted to the consideration of the honourable members of the committees of the House of Commons., 1817
 Item — Volume 70
Dates: 1817
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Akenside, Mark, Ode to the Country Gentlemen of England: reprinted from the Works of Akenside; and accompanied with a Preface and Notes., 1803
 Item — Volume 27
Dates: 1803
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
Alleyne, John, The Legal Degrees of Marriage, Stated and Considered in a Series of Letters to a Friend, 1775
 Item — Volume 121
Dates: 1775
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
An Address to the Magistrates and People of Great Britain, on the Punishments of Transportation and Imprisonment shewing an effectual, safe, and advantageous remedy for the crowded state of our prisons To which is added an easy and practicable plan for providing for the Poor and Destitute, in a way beneficial to themselves and the country, and thereby leading to the reduction of the Poors' rates By Britannicus, 1819
 Item — Volume 31
Dates: 1819
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
An Apology for the Poor; shewing, by an exhibition of the evils to which that class of society is exposed, how the debasement of its own character, and the existing serious public injuries, are produced with a variety of historical information respecting the origin of those evils, as connected with the poor laws, and suggestions for general improvement, 1823
 Item — Volume 056-006
Dates: 1823
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
An Enquiry into the Origin and Manner of Creating Peers, by Richard West, Esq, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, 1782
 Item — Volume 99
Dates: 1782
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
An Essay on Public Spirit among the Ancients read in the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford June 12, 1823, 1823
 Item — Volume 056-005
Dates: 1823
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets
An Impartial Review of the Question Pending between Great Britain and Her West Indian Colonies respecting the Abolition of Negro Slavery. Humbly submitted to the consideration of His Majesty's ministers; the noble House of Lords and honourable Commons of England; her West Indian merchants and proprietors resident in England; to William Wilberforce, Esq. and all his abolitionary friends. By a resident and proprietor in the West Indies, 1824
 Item — Volume 114
Dates: 1824
Found in: Manuscripts / Lord Eldon Manuscript Collection / Lord Eldon's Pamphlets