Give us our rights! or an address to the people of Britain, clearly demonstrating, that those rights are universal suffrage, annual Parliaments, and the freedom of popular association.
London : printed for the instruction of the people, alias the swinish multitude and may be had of A. Seale, and of all the patriotic booksellers,
[1792?]
No.1 - A note at the foot of p.16 says "No.2 will be published in a fortnight".
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