Popular tracts.
Owen, Robert Dale,1801-1877.
Ballard, Elisha,active 1832.NLS
Wright, Frances,1795-1852.
Vieira, Antoine,active 1830.
Neale, J. M.(John Mason),1818-1866.
New-York : Published at the office of the Free Enquirer [by Robert Dale Owen],
1830.
14 tracts bound in 1 volume.
All tracts individually numbered. No. 1, 3, 6, 7, and 10 have also individual title pages.
Published by Robert Dale Owen.  See Richard William Leopold, Robert Dale Owen, a biography. Harvard Historical Studies, XLV (Cambridge, Mass. 1940) p. 68.
1. A tale of old England by Robert Dale Owen. [Darby and Susan]. -- 2. Truth and error. -- 3. An address to the industrious classes; A sketch of a system of national education, [both] by Frances Wright; An address to the conductors of the New-York periodical press, by Robert Dale Owen. -- 4. Prossimo's experience. -- 5. Cause of the people. By Robert Dale Owen. -- 6. Sermon on loyalty. By Robert Dale Owen; A remonstrance to God [by Antoine Vieira]; and A sermon on free enquiry. -- 7. Effects of missionary labours; by Robert Dale Owen. And Religious revivals by John Neale. -- 8. Fables. By Frances Wright. -- 9. The French Revolution. -- 10. Situations, by Robert Dale Owen. -- 11. Wealth and misery. By Robert Dale Owen. -- 12. Galileo and the Inquisition. By Robert Dale Owen. -- 13. A tract and a warning. By Robert Dale Owen. -- 14. The new book of Chronicles [by Frances Wright].
Cooper, G. A checklist of American imprints for 1830,
Provenance: ownership inscription on upper fly-leaf: Elisha Ballard jr. Jan. 19 1832.
Free thought.