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Thomas Becket

– 1817 English Main: London bookseller publisher Thomas Becket, 17..-1817? (viaf) Becket, Thomas (cerl)

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  1. The Chains of Slavery. A work wherein the clandestine and villainous attempts of princes to ruin liberty are pointed out, and the dreadful scenes of despotism disclosed: To which is prefixed, an Address to the Electors of Great Britain in order to draw their timely attention to the choice of proper representatives in the next Parliament has translation publisher

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Began his career working for Andrew Millar. Collaborated with Peter Abraham De Hondt from 1760–1776. Bankrupt in 1779. Later worked with John Porter who succeeded him in 1815. Official bookseller to the Prince of Wales (1779–1817).