An address to the people on the qualification of a person to be a representative in Parliament
Subtitle: illustrated in a dialogue between a boroughmonger candidate soliciting votes to get into Parliament, the parson of the parish, and his servant of all work - the churchwarden, and an elector
By: by John Lee
Publisher: Printed by J. Bradberry
Published: 1832
Place of publication: Birmingham
Language: eng
Number of pages: 18
Subjects: Elections; Political campaigns; Anti-clericalism; Political corruption; England. Parliament
Notes: Probably by John (Zion) Ward.

The text refers to the Representation of the People Act 1832.

Twelfth in a collection of 35 tracts and other writings by Ward, bound into three volumes.

With clippings of contemporary printed ephemera pasted to inside covers.

Bound in full brown sheepskin over boards; covers flaking.