Thoughts on modern politics
Series: Selection of titles from the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture -- reel 30
Publisher: Sold by Button
Published: 1793
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: Microform.
Number of pages: 244
Subjects: Slave trade; Politics and government
Notes: Partly in verse.

Filmed from original in the New York Public Library Schomburg Collection.
Table of contents: title: Thoughts on modern politics [poem]; title: Stanzas on the execution of a Negro, at Spanishtown, Jamaica, by Capt. Marjorbanks.; title: A subject for conversation and reflection at the tea-table, selected from Mr. Cowper.; title: His Negro's complaint.; title: Account of the conversion and experience of a Negro.; title: A Quaker's address, to his brethren in Pennsylvania, respecting the abolition of the slave trade.; title: An address to the clergy on the same subject.; title: The petition of the sharks of Africa.; title: Petition to Parliament, for the abolition of the slave trade.; title: Descant on Ch. 3. of Habakkuk.; title: Verses from an Ode for the meeting of the Friends of the Press, 15th of June 1793.; title: Application to Parliament for reform vindicated.; title: Proceedings of the Friends to the liberty of the press.; title: (Cont.) Extracts from Mr. Christie on the French Revolution.; title: Address of the Society of United Irishmen.; title: Petition of the town of Nottingham, &c.; title: Petition of the Quakers to the King for the restoration of peace.; title: A word in season respecting standing armies, barracks, &c.; title: Petition of inhabitants of the city of Glasgow, to the King, for peace.; title: Mr. Wharton's speech on the Constitution.; title: Address and declaration of the Leeds Constitutional Society.; title: Address and petition of inhabitants of the town of Sheffield.; title: Apology for the late excesses in France.; title: Meeting at Paisley.; title: Petition of the inhabitants of that town for peace.; title: Paragraph respecting the Glasgow petition, from the Morning chronicle.; title: Extract from Mr. Hall's Apology for the freedom of the press.; title: An address respecting our present state and prospects as a nation.; title: A seasonable admonition.; title: The author to the public.