The tour of Albion. Or, Book of fame. : And the philosophy of the perpetual motion, or eternal machinery explored, upon the principle of cause and effect; to unfold the established laws of nature, to destroy cruelty, bribery, persecution, and acquired ignorance, and prevent law and religion from being made the instruments of iniquity. /
Brown, John,author of Albanus.
[Edinburgh? : Printed by the author,
1810?]
A miscellaneous collection of prose and poems; the author is one the people caricatured in Kay's Portraits.
In three parts; the foot of title page is numbered 'No. I', p. 17 is numbered 'No. II', p. 33 is numbered 'No. III'.
At foot of p. 48: Printed for the author.
Manuscript date of publication added to copy: printed 1810.
Copy has an additional leaf bound in as a frontispiece which is an engraved portrait of John Brown by John Kay, dated 1819.
Scotland Edinburgh.