Inglis, Charles, D.D., Bishop of Nova Scotia, 1734-1816, alleged author,
Plain truth; addressed to the inhabitants of America. Containing re- marks on a late pamphlet, intitled Common sense. Wherein are shown, that the scheme oi independence is ruinous, delusive, and
impracticable... Written by Candidus [pseud.]. [Added a Publication by Rationalis, and Extract from the Second letter to the people of Pennsylvania... By ... Cato (W. Smith, D.D.).]
Philadelphia. Bell. 1776. 84 pp. 20cm., in 4s.
No. 2 in *4496.10 [Continued on the next card.]
This card was printed at the Boston Public Library, December 17, 1926. Public opinion. American, Anti- Revolutionary. — Candidus, pseud. N474 — Paine, Thomas, 1737- Ss 1809. — United States. Hist. Rev. — Smith, William, D.D., 1727-1803, eged author. — Inglis, Charles, D.D.,
Bishop of Nova Scotia, 1734-1816, alleged author.