A Report Of The Proceedings Of The Committee Of Association, Appointed At The Adjourned General Meeting Of The County Of York, Held On The 28th Day Of (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247380513)

This is a report of the proceedings of the Committee of Association appointed at the adjourned General Meeting of the County of York, held on March 28th, 1780. Presented to the General Meeting of the County of York on the 19th day of -- .

This historical document offers insights into the political movements and reform efforts in 18th-century England, specifically focusing on the activities and resolutions of the Yorkshire Association. It provides a detailed account of the committee's work, shedding light on the issues and debates that shaped the political landscape of the time.

Researchers and historians interested in British political history, constitutional development, and the dynamics of county-level activism will find this report a valuable resource. It captures a moment in time when local associations played a significant role in advocating for political change and influencing national policy.

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