William Bollan

Died 1776-01-01

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Revolution, 1775-1783 (2)
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Books by William Bollan

Total count: 19

The importance and advantage of Cape Breton, truly stated and impartially considered.

J. and P. Knapton1746-01-01
Coloniæ anglicanæ illustratæor, The acquest of dominion, and the plantation of colonies made by the English in America, with the rights of the colonists, examined, stated, and illustrated. Part I. ...

s.n.1762-01-01
Letter to Andrew Oliver, condemning British tyranny in refusing to hear colonial petitions and urging him to oppose the Stamp Act

1764-01-01
The mutual interest of Great Britain and the American colonies consideredwith respect to an act passed last sessions of Parliament for laying a duty on merchandise, &c. : with some remarks on a pamphlet intitled, Objections to the taxation of the American colonies &c. considered : in a letter to a member of Parliament

Printed for W. Nicoll1765-01-01
A succinct view of the origin of our colonieswith their civil state, founded by Queen Elizabeth, corroborated by succeeding princes, and confirmed by acts of Parliament : whereby the nature of the empire established in America, and the errors of various hypotheses formed thereupon, may be clearly understood, with observations on the commercial, beneficial and perpetual union of the colonies with this kingdom : being an abstract from an essay lately published, entitled The freedom of speech and writing, &c

s.n.1766-01-01
The freedom of speech and writing upon public affairs, consideredwith an historical view of the Roman imperial laws ...

printed; and sold by S. Baker1766-01-01
An epistle from Timoleon to all the honest free-holders, and other electors of members of ParliamentWherein the great mischief and danger of corruption are set forth and proved ...

printed; and sold by W. Owen1768-01-01
The free Britons memorialto all the freeholders, citizens and burgesses, who elect the members of the British Parliament, presented in order to the effectual defence of their injured right of election.

printed for J. Williams1769-01-01
The free Britons supplemental memorial to the electors of the members of the British Parliamentwherein the origin of parliaments in Europe, and other interesting matters are considered

J. Williams1770-01-01
Letter to James Bowdoin and others about English reactions of Boston Massacre

1770-01-01
The free Britons supplemental memorial to the electors of the members of the British parliament; wherein the origin of parliaments in Europe, and other interesting matters are considered.

Printed for J. Williams ...1770-01-01
The petition of Mr. Bollanagent for the Council of the Province of Massachusetts Bay, to the King in council, dated January 26, 1774. Published with illustrations. In order breifly to shew to the impartial and considerate the importance of perfect harmony between Great Britain and the colonies, ...

printed, and sold by J. Almon1774-01-01
The rights of the English colonies established in America stated and defended; their merits and importance to Great Britain displayed; with illustration of the benefits of their union, and of the mischiefs and dangers of their continued dissention

printed; and sold by J. Almon1774-01-01
The petitions of Mr. Bollanagent for the Council of the Province of Massachusetts Bay, lately presented to the two Houses of Parliament; ...

printed, and sold by J. Almon1774-01-01
Observations on the preliminary articles of peaceso far as they relate to the fishery.

1941-01-01
The importance and advantage of Cape Breton

S.R. Publishers1966-01-01
Importance and Advantage of Cape Breton, Truly Stated [by W. Bollan]

Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
Freedom of Speech and Writing upon Public Affairs ConsideredWith an Historical View of the Roman Imperial Laws Against Libels ... , the Nature and Use of Torture ... , the Bringing of the Rack into the Tower ... , the Different Treatment of Libels

Creative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
A succinct view of the origin of our colonies, with their civil state, founded by Queen Elizabeth, corroborated by succeeding princes, and confirmed by acts of Parliamentwhereby the nature of the empire established in America, and the errors of various hypotheses formed thereupon, may be clearly understood.