2339 CANDID Examination of the Mutual Claims of Great Britain and the Colonies, with a plan of accommodation on constitutional principles. By the Author of "Letters to a Nobleman." 8vo. 28 1780 2340 COMMON-PLACE Arguments against Administration, with obvious Answers (intended for the use of the New Parliament). 8vo. 1s 1780 By Tickell, author of "Anticipation." Vide Nos. 2285, 2311, 2336. 2341 DETAIL and Conduct of the American War, under Generals Gage, Howe, Burgoyne, and Vice Admiral Lord Howe, with a very full and correct state of the whole of the evidence before the House of Commons, and the celebrated fugitive pieces (a valuable collection). 8vo. 38 1780 2342 ESSAY On Modern Martyrs, with a Letter to General Burgoyne. 8vo, 1780 28 2343 FACTS addressed to the Landholders, Stockholders, Merchants, Farmers, &c. 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