The English ship of war righting herself after twenty years hard fighting! (in allusion to the present times), or, Thirty practical essays founded on common sense : proving, in the most familiar way how every man, in any sphere of life, may right himself and his concerns even in such times as these! : after the manner of Dr. Franklyn : including a plan, addressed to Francis Freeling, Esq., in August, 1816, for giving immediate employ to the poor and mechanics in general /

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