Common sense, a word to those who do not think by proxy, or, The temperance movement, the public press, opium eating, the Bishop of Norwich, Father Mathew, Ireland, and English Protestants
By: by a member of the University of Cambridge.
Edition: Thirteenth thousand, enlarged.
Publisher: Printed for Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.; Houston & Stoneman; and B. Wertheim
Published: 1844
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Temperance.
Other titles: Commen sense, a word to those who do not think by proxy; Temperance movement, the public press, opium eating, the Bishop of Norwich, Father Mathew, Ireland, and English Protestants
Notes: Dated at end: Sept. 28, 1843.

VUL copy bound with: Twelve sermons preached at the special services for the working classes ...  London : Seeley, Jackson, & Halliday ... and B. Seeley ..., [1857?].