London: Printed for W. Nicoll, 1764. [47, [1- advt] pp, as issued. Disbound, light dusting, else Very Good. On the dismissal of General Henry Seymour Conway, a distinguished military man and Member of Parliament who had spoken against the Crown's imposition of restrictive measures upon the American Colonies. According to... More about A COUNTER-ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC, ON THE LATE DISMISSION OF A GENERAL OFFICER. THE THIRD EDITION

Edinburgh: Printed for and sold by J. Dickson. London, Sold by G. Nicol, Pall-Mall, 1793. 78, [1- Contents] [1 blank] pp. Stitched, untrimmed, uncut. Contemporary ownership signature of John Ballantine. Very Good. "A reply to Paine's 'Rights of man'." [ESTC] A Scottish clergyman who taught church history at Edinburgh University... More about THE PATRIOT. ADDRESSED TO THE PEOPLE, ON THE PRESENT STATE OF AFFAIRS IN BRITAIN AND IN FRANCE....

London: Printed for J. Debrett, 1796. xii, 100 pp. Disbound, light occasional foxing. Else Very Good. ESTC records seven 1796 printings-- five by Debrett in London, and two from Dublin-- of this assault on Edmund Burke, who is well-known for "his coarse and unprovoked abuse of individuals." The author examines... More about A LETTER TO HENRY DUNCOMBE, ESQ. MEMBER FOR THE COUNTY OF YORK, ON THE SUBJECT OF THE VERY...

Hartford: Hudson and Goodwin, 1799. 16pp. Disbound, light foxing, some shallow chips to blank lower margin, short closed tear [no loss] at blank portion of title leaf.. Good+. A scarce July 4th Oration by the Harvard graduate, clergyman, and formerly a teacher at Phillips Exeter. "Nothing is wanted in the... More about A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED AN NORTH-COVENTRY, JULY 4TH, 1799, BEING THE TWENTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF...

Worcester: Isaiah Thomas, Jun. July- 1800. 30, [1- errata], [1 blank] pp. Disbound, else Very Good, with attractive type ornamentation. Bangs explains how to "preserve and cause to be perpetuated those liberties, which have already been so forcefully vindicated." Acknowledging the long history of "tyranny" and "the hard and heavy... More about AN ORATION ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, PRONOUNCED AT WORCESTER, JULY 4, 1800