The Corporation Black Book; Being a Re-Print of the Report of the Committee Appointed to Examine the State of the Corporation of the City of Carlisle, in the Years 1762 and 1765, with an Introductory

Title: The Corporation Black Book; being a re-print of the Report of the Committee appointed to examine the State of the Corporation of the City of Carlisle, in the years 1762 and 1765, with an introductory preface [signed: J. S., i.e. James Steel] by the editor of the Carlisle Journal.

Publisher: British Library, Historical Print Editions

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British Library
Anonymous; Steel, James;
1833.
vi. 18 p. ; 8.
010368.b.101.