A defence of Ireland A poem. In answer to the partial and malicious accounts given of it by Mr. Twiss, and other writers. By Mr. Lewis, corrector of the press.

Similar Items

• A defence of Ireland. : A poem. In answer to the partial and malicious accounts given of it by Mr. Twiss, and other writers. By Mr. Lewis, corrector of the press
  by: Lewis, Richard (Corrector of the press), et al.
  Published: (1776)
• The candid philosopher: or, free thoughts on men, morals, and manners. By Mr. Lewis, corrector of the press. In two volumes. ..
  by: Lewis, Richard (Corrector of the press), et al.
  Published: (1778)
• The candid philosopher or, free thoughts on men, morals, and manners. By Mr. Lewis, corrector of the press. In two volumes
  by: Lewis, Richard, corrector of the press
  Published: (1778)
• The pleasing moralist: or, Polite philosopher. : Consisting of essays, poems, histories, and dialogues, serious and comic. By R. Lewis, corrector of the press, author of the Candid Philosopher. In two volumes
  by: Lewis, Richard (Corrector of the press), et al.
  Published: (1780)
• Scythian friendship displayed: or, a picture for the youths of Ireland. To which is added, the history of Lisander and Narcissa. Shewing the dreadful consequences that result from the vice of gaming. By R. Lewis, corrector of the press
  by: Lewis, Richard (Corrector of the press), et al.
  Published: (1785)