The rights of the English clergy asserted
Subtitle: and the probable amount of their incomes estimated, in a letter to the author of "Remarks on the consumption of public wealth, by the clergy of every Christian nation."
By: By Augustus Campbell, A.M. rector of Wallasey, in the county of Chester
Edition: Second edition.
Publisher: Printed by G.F. Harris's widow and brothers; for J. Ormandy, Lord-Street; and sold by J. Hatchard, F.C. and J. Rivington, and John Richardon, booksellers, London
Published: 1823
Place of publication: Liverpool
Language: eng
Number of pages: 46
Subjects: Church of England; Taxation; Church property; Clergy; Salaries
Other titles: Church tracts.
Notes: First printed Liverpool, 1822.

Colophon reads: Harris and Co. printers, Liverpool.

A reply to: Remarks on the consumption of public wealth by the clergy of every Christian nation, and particularly by the established church in England and Wales, and in Ireland with a plan for altering its revenues, subject to existing interests, whereby the Episcopal body would be provided for on a scale to make them the richest Episcopal body in the world; the working clergy of the establishment, would be much better provided for than at present; the working clergy of all other denominations would be equally provided for with those of the establishment, and both on a scale to make them the richest working clergy in the world, and upwards of £100,000,000 obtained to extinguish so much of the national debt, and relieve the nation from four millions of annual taxes / attributed to one Moore, of Liverpool by Halkett & Laing, first printed London, 1822.

Signatures: [A]² ([A]1, [A]2 versos blank) B-F⁴ G² (-G2)

John Carter Brown Library copy bound as 6th item of 8 with: A sermon, preached at the parish church of St. Michael, Barbados, on the 19th of March, 1820, on the death of our late Sovereign, of blessed memory / James Dottin Maycock, [Bridgetown] Barbados, 1820.

John Carter Brown Library copy half bound in contemporary calf with marbled boards.