@article{670639,
      note = {Dedication signed: Wm. Pittis.},
      author = {Pittis, William,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/670639},
      title = {The history of the third session of the last Parliament.  Wherein are the several debates at large in both Houses,  concerning the addresses for peace with France, the malt  tax in Scotland, the dissolution of the union between the  two kingdoms, the bill for making the eighth and ninth  articles of the treaty of commerce effectual, with the  arguments for and against the pretender's further removal  from Lorrain, and the reasons that induc'd the one party to  make the motion, and the other to give into it. To which is  added the number of voices the most important resolutions  were carry'd by; as also the proceedings of the upper and  lower House of convocation during the two last sessions,  which renders the whole narration of what pass'd in that  venerable assembly, from its first rising, compleat.  Illustrated with several learned and curious speeches.  [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {Printed: and sold by John Baker, at the Black Boy in  Pater-Noster Row,},
      recid = {670639},
      pages = {[8],144p. ;},
      address = {London :},
      year = {1713},
}