A Dialogue between a member of Parliament, a divine, a lawyer, a freeholder, a shopkeeper, and a country farmer, or, Remarks on the badness of the market [microform] : on our happiness that England is not made the seat of war, on the unhappiness of civil dissensions, on the disputes between the L--ds and C-----ns ..., upon the publick accounts and mismanagements ... on the causes of all our differences, the danger of them to the government, the necessity of reconciling them, that the contest seems to be more for the sake of private men than the publick good : with a question upon the whole matter, Whether England is to be undone for the sake of three men.