Reasons humbly offered, why no part of the tolls to be collected at Saltree and Wandsford, or at any other place on the great post road, from London to North Britain, that lies between Alconbury-Hill and Wandsford, should be applied to repair a road between Stilton and Peterborough.

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• Reasons humbly offered, why no part of the tolls to be collected at Saltree and Wandsford, or at any other place on the great post road, from London to North Britain, that lies between Alconbury-Hill and Wandsford, should be applied to repair a road between Stilton and Peterborough
  Published: (1751)
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  Published: (1755)
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  by: Wickham, Moses
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