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A Full and Genuine Account of the Revolution in the Kingdom of Sweden, Which Happened on the 19th Day of August, 1772: with the Speech of His Swedish Majesty, the New Form of Government See Notes Multiple Contributors

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Cambridge University Library

T148353

Contents: 'Letter to his Eminency Lord Visconti, concerning the revolution which happened in Sweden, .. 1772. By the Abbé Michelessi'; 'The speech of his Swedish Majesty, delivered .. upon 21st August 1772'; 'The form of government enacted by the King and States of Sweden, .. upon 21st August, 1772'; 'A circumstantial account of the Diet held at Stockholm, in the year 1772. .. Written by Professor Lagerb'.

London : printed for John Fielding, 1782. viii,225,[1]p.,plates : map ; 8°