Philadelphia: Published by Thomas W. Hartley, 1861. Broadside, 11" x 14." An engraved portrait of Brownlow, flanked by American flags, within the title. Beneath the portrait, a lithograph inscription, "Very Respectfully, &C. W.G. Brownlow." Matted. Several closed blank margin tears [no loss]. Very Good. This rare broadside prints Brownlow's final..... More
[London? 1792?]. 18pp. Disbound, else Very Good. In ink script on title page: "From the Author." For Hobhouse's busy, distinguished career see DNB. He addresses "The several Patriotic Societies in London, and its Neighbourhood." He doesn't like "the riotous disposition which the lowest classes of people discover in many places..... More
[London]: Printed by Order of the Committee, 1793. [2], 22 pp. Disbound, else Very Good. The Friends to the Liberty of the Press was formed in late 1792 to combat a zealous "right wing group" called the Association for Preservation of Liberty and Property Against Republicans and Levellers. "The aim..... More
London: Printed for J. Ridgway, 1793. 27, [1 blank] pp. Disbound, else Very Good. The Friends to the Liberty of the Press was formed in 1792 to combat a zealous "right wing group" called the Association for Preservation of Liberty and Property Against Republicans and Levellers. "The aim of the..... More
London: Printed for J.S. Jordan, No. 166, Fleet-street. . . [1797?]. 30, [2 advt] pp. Disbound, else Very Good. The trial before Lord Kenyon occurred in June 1797. Williams published and sold Paine's 'Age of Reason,' which was deemed seditious and heretical. He was indicted for blasphemy. Erskine, of all..... More