Titles by A Gentleman in London

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Many pamphlets written on the eve of the Revolutionary War were published with no author’s name attached, or were signed, “Anonymous.”

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The pseudonym chosen by this author shares his location and his desire to be seen as part of the gentry.

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A Letter to a Member of Parliament, Wherein the Power of the British Legislature, And the Case of the Colonists, Are Briefly and Impartially Considered

A Gentleman in London

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