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Hume, Joseph 1777-1855
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4,449
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Joseph Hume
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Joseph Hume, the people's M.P
by Ronald K Huch
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Reasons in support of an extension of the elective franchise to the working classes submitted to the serious consideration of the king and his ministers, in a letter from the Reverend H. Price to Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P
by H Price
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The Proceedings in Herefordshire, connected with the visit of Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P and a detail of the speeches delivered at the public dinner, held at the hotel in the city of Hereford, on Friday, December 7, 1821, for the purpose of presenting that gentleman with a silver tankard and a hogshead of cider, (purchased by voluntary subscription of one shilling each), in approbation of his parliamentary conduct : with an appendix of documents referred to by Mr. Hume, and elucidatory of the important statements in his speech
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A critical examination of the twelve resolutions of Mr. Joseph Hume respecting the loan of fifteen millions for slave compensation : also, a review of the financial operations of the British government since 1794 : and an introductory discourse on the nature of annuities, and on the obstacles interposed by the corn-laws and the English system of currency to a reduction of the interest on the national debt
by Richard Page
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The political life of Joseph Hume, 1777-1855 : the Scot who was for over 30 years a radical leader in the British House of Commons
by Valerie E Chancellor
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A letter addressed to Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P., & friend Buxton, M.P. on that black act, the slavery of the publicans, too long held in bondage by the tyrannical brewers : a reflection naturally arising out of Mr. Hume's national predilection for cheap smuggled scotch whiskey
by Thomas Lowndes
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A vindication of his character and proceedings : in reply to the statements privately printed and circulated by Joseph Hume, Esq. M.P. : addressed to Henry Drummond, Esq. M.P
by James
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Letter addressed by Lieut.-Gen. R. Darling, late governor of New South Wales, to Joseph Hume, Esq. M.P
by Ralph Darling
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Statement in refutation of accusations made by Mr. Hume, M.P., and others, against Lieut.-Gen. Darling, Governor of New South Wales
by Henry Charles Darling
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Carta dirigida ao cavalheiro José Hume, membro do Parlamento sobre o ultimo debate havido na Camara dos communs a respeito dos negocios de Portugal
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Lettre adressée au chevalier Joseph Hume, membre du Parlement, sur le dernier débat dans la Chambre des communes au sujet des affaires de Portugal
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Joseph Hume. A memorial
by Joseph Burnley Hume
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A letter addressed to Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P., & friend Buxton, M.P. : on that black act, the slavery of the publicans, too long held in bondage by the tyrannical brewers : a reflection naturally arising out of Mr. Hume's national predilection for cheap smuggled Scotch whiskey, proving that the emancipation of the publicans, and the introduction thereby of good sound porter will be more conducive than smuggled Scotch whiskey to sound health, good morals, true patriotism, and the public revenue, however partial North Britons may be to their own native productions, but to which unfortunate propensity Mr. Hume (saving in the above instance) is an exception, he being a truly liberal-minded Scotchman
by Thomas Lowndes
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Holkham, a poem
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The Proceedings in Herefordshire, connected with the visit of Joseph Hume : and a detail of the speeches delivered at the public dinner, held at the hotel in the city of Hereford, on Friday, December 7, 1821 ... : with an appendix of documents referred to by Mr. Hume, and elucidatory of the important statements in his speech
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A letter addressed to Joseph Hume, esq. M.P. & Friend Buxton, M.P. on that black act, the slavery of the publicans, too long held in bondage by the tyrannical brewers: a reflection naturally arising out of Mr. Hume's national predilection for cheap smuggled Scotch whiskey, provng that the emancipation of the publicans, and the introduction thereby of good sound porter will be more conducive than smuggled Scotch whiskey to sound health, good morals, true patriotism, and the public revenue
by Thomas Lowndes
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Holkham : a poem, dedicated without permission to Joseph Hume
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Thomas Hodgskin papers, 1802-1903 (inclusive)
by Thomas Hodgskin
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Reasons in support of an extension of the elective franchise to the working classes
by H Price
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Letter
by Joseph Hume
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Hume, J. (Joseph), 1777-1855
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