The Observator.
Leslie, Charles,1650-1722.
London : printed and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster,
1704.
Editor and principal author: Charles Leslie.
Title from caption.
Contents note below title.
Imprint from colophon.
Collected, with added preliminaries and index, together with its succeeding titles as: A view of the times, their principles and practices: in the first volume of the Rehearsals. By Philalethes. London : printed, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster, MDCCVIII [1708].
In two known states; state 1: "Numb. 1.", with catchword "Best"; state 2: "Numb.", lacking the number and with catchword "Country-m.".
Charles Leslie, a Tory and Jacobite sympathizer, wrote this and its succeeding titles in response to the Whig papers: John Tutchin's Observator and Daniel Defoe's, Review of the affairs of France. His Jacobite views led him into exile in 1710.
ESTC
NCBEL,
McLeod, W. and V. Graphical directory, 1702-1714,
Microfilm.
Religious controversy
Great Britain England London.
Rehearsal of Observator, &c.