Paine's political and moral maxims; selected from the fifth edition of Rights of man, part I. and II. With explanatory notes and elucidations; additional interesting Observations on the present State of Public Affairs; and important information for the benefit, not of the House of Commons at Westminster, but of the whole Commons of Great Britain and Ireland. And an Introductory Letter to Mr. Paine. By a free-born Englishman.

All titles

• Paine's political and moral maxims; selected from the fifth edition of Rights of man, part I. and II. With explanatory notes and elucidations; additional interesting Observations on the present State of Public Affairs; and important information for the benefit, not of the House of Commons at Westminster, but of the whole Commons of Great Britain and Ireland. And an Introductory Letter to Mr. Paine. By a free-born Englishman.
• Rights of man. Selections
• Paine's political and moral maxims.

People / Organizations

• Thomas Paine (Author)

Imprint

London: printed for the booksellers, 1792.

Publication year

1792-1792

ESTC No.

T170377

Grub Street ID

208083

Description

47,[1]p. ; 8⁰

Note

The "free-born Englishman" defends Paine against the attacks of George Chalmers and others.