Letter, from a gentleman in Scotland, to his friend in England, concerning the excellency of the British constitution, and the late alarming influx of seditious opinions..
Gentleman in Scotland.
Edinburgh: : [s.n.],
1794..
The text was written in the autumn of 1793, because a footnote to page 4 reveals that it was written "soon after the Trials of Muir and Palmer" (Thomas Muir and Thomas Fyshe Palmer), which were in August and September of that year, and the "Medicine lately administered by the Magistrates of Edinburgh and the Court of Justiciary" is praised as effective. The anonymous author criticises pro-French Revolution political reformers for their naivety and ignorance.
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