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William Holland

1757 – 1834 English Main: London publisher William Holland, active 1782-1817 (viaf) Holland, William (cerl) William Holland (wikidata)

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  1. Letter from Thomas Paine, to Mr. Secretary Dundas, complaining of an insult offered to him, by the inferior officers under government, belonging to the Custom-House at Dover. To which are added, two letters from Calais, one from Monsieur Achilles Audibert, confirming the above insult, and the other giving the particulars of Mr. Paine's reception at Calais has translation publisher
  2. Paine's Address to the Republic of France. Sept. 25, 1792 translation publisher

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Imprisoned in Newgate in 1793 with a group of other radical publishers and booksellers for selling Paine's Address to the addressers.