Hone's tracts, etc.
Contributors: Hone, William, 1780-1842.
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1825
Place of publication: [London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Political satire, English; Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 1760-1820 -- Humor; Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 1820-1830 -- Humor
Genres: Humor.
Notes: A collection of political pamphlets by Hone and others, first published separately in various editions with individual title pages and imprints, 1781?-1825.

Binder's title.

Library copy includes typed table of contents.
Table of contents: title: The second trial of William Hone (17th ed., 1818); title: The third trial of William Hone (15th ed., 1818); title: Final examination and committal of Henry Hunt, esq. (1819?); title: The calumnious aspersions contained in the report of the Sub-committee of the Stock-Exchange (3rd ed.); title: A letter to Lord Erskine, containing a full and complete exposé of the foul, detestable, though impotent conspiracy, formed against our present gracious Queen, Caroline Amelia Elizabeth (1820); title: The political queen that Jack loves (5th ed.); title: Non mi Ricordo! (1820); title: A peep at the peers (4th ed., 1820?); title: The road to ruin (1821); title: A peep at the divan (1821); title: Tributary stanzas addressed to Sir Francis Burdett, bart. (1821); title: The substance of the speech of the right honourable Charles James Fox (12th ed., 1797); title: The trial of Lord Geo. Gordon in the Court of King's Bench for high-treason (1781?); title: The Whigs exposed (2nd ed., 1820); title: The every-day book (1825); title: Blood for gold (1824).