To the inhabitants of Coventry. A private letter to a friend, accidently found in the street, having been dishonourably opened and read, and maliciously printed and circulated, ...
W. G.
[Warwick,
1795]
Another attack, by an unknown person, on the publisher of W. G's letter identifies him as "Mr. L-t", a banker.
Excusing his views on Thomas Paine's 'Age of reason': "It was merely as a bookseller, that he was led to speak with exultation of a work for which at that time there happened to be frequent demands".
Signed and dated: W. G. Warwick, Dec. 1, 1795.
Title from heading and first two lines of text.
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