The antigallican; or, The lover of his own country: in a series of pieces partly heretofore published and partly new, wherein French influence, and false patriotism, are fully and fairly displayed. By a citizen of New-England.
Lowell, John,1769-1840.
Philadelphia : Published by William Cobbett, opposite Christ Church,
December, 1797 [i.e., 1798]
"French influence. No. I[-VIII]."--p. [5]-28; "French influence still triumphant. No. IX[-X]."--p. 28-34; "French influence demonstrated. No. XI[-XII]."--p. 24-41; all signed: Leonidas.
"Hamilton versus Munroe; or Great talents contrasted with folly; and public virtue with public infidelity."--p. 74-77; signed: Impartialis.
"The pseudo patriot. No. I[-X]."--p. [45]-73; signed: Ascanius; "Appendix to Ascanius."-- [2] p. after p. 73.
Attributed to John Lowell by Gaines, who supplies 1798 as the actual date of publication.
Gaines notes two states of gathering I: in one, p. 70 is misnumbered 67; in the other, p. 72 is misnumbered 71.
ESTC
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Gaines, P. W. Cobbett,
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