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Wilkes and the City, by William Purdie Treloar, delves into the life and times of John Wilkes, a prominent figure in 18th-century London politics. This biography explores Wilkes's career and influence within the City of London, highlighting his role as a champion of liberty and a controversial political figure. The book provides a detailed account of Wilkes's involvement in various political battles and movements, shedding light on the social and political landscape of the era.
Treloar's work offers insights into the complex relationship between Wilkes and the City, exploring the ways in which he both shaped and was shaped by the urban environment. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of Wilkes's contributions to the development of political thought and his enduring legacy as a defender of individual rights and freedoms.
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