Freedom of the press vindicated
Subtitle: Mayor Jesse Hunt's official acts, canvassed and commented on : Mirror, no. 1, a compound likeness of ingratitude and meanness : Retort courteous, or, an elucidation in self-defence
By: by William Pechin.
Contributors: Hunt, Jesse.; Fowler, Benjamin.; Mosher, James.
Series: 19th-century legal treatises -- no. 57734.
Publisher: Printed by Thomas Boothby
Published: 1833
Place of publication: Baltimore
Language: eng
Format: Microform
Number of pages: 31
Subjects: Freedom of the press -- Maryland -- Baltimore; Freedom of the press; Baltimore (Md.) -- Officials and employees -- Selection and appointment; United States -- Officials and employees -- Selection and appointment
Other titles: Mayor Jesse Hunt's official acts, canvassed and commented on.; Mirror, no. 1.; Retort courteous.
Notes: The author's grievances against the following: Mayor Hunt, who declined to appoint him to office; Benjamin Fowler, who professed inability to repay the money Pechin had lost by becoming his security; and James Mosher, who had mislaid a packet of letters addressed to the President.

Microfiche. Woodbridge, Conn. : Research Publications, 1991. 1 microfiche. (19th-century legal treatises ; no. 57734)