(558.)

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The Canadian Freeholder: in 2. Dialogues hetween an Eriglish-man, and a Frenchman settled in Canada. London 1777. 8.

VI. WRITINGS

CONCERNING

POLITY, AND GOVERNMENT OF EAST-INDIAwiht Pamphlets of tue same Matter .

( 8 74* rr )

.An History os the Military Tranfactions of the British Nation in In-dostan from the 1745-55. with a disiertation on the establishmentsMade hy Mahomedan Conquerors in Indostan . London 176z.

( 1 869. 70.)

Original Paters relative to the disturbances in Bengal, cont. everyMaterial tranfaction from 1759. to 64. London 1765. 2. Vol. 8.

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Holutell’s , and Friend’s India Tracts. cont.

N. 1. An addrefs to the proprietors of East-India Stock; fetti ngforth the unavoidable necestity, and real motives for the Revolutionin Bengal 1 760.

2. A refutation of a Letter from certain Gentleman of the Coun-cil at Bengal to the Hon. the fecret Committee.

3. Important Facts regarding the East-India Company’s affkirs inBengal from the years 1753. to 60. with Copies of feveral very in-tere st ing Letters.

4. A narrative of the deplorable deaths of the English Gentle-men who were fuffocated in the Black Hole in Fort William, at C2I-cuta June 1756.

5. A Defence of M. r Vansittart’s Conduct. The fecond Edi-tion revijed, and correcled yv'uh additions . London 1 764. 4.

The true Alarm .