Democratic Principles illustrated
Subtitle: Part the Second : Containing an Instructic=ve essay, tracin[g] all the horrors of The French Revolution to their real causes; the Licentious Politics, and Infidel Philiosophy of the Present Age
By: By Peter Porcupine [i.e. William Cobbett].
Publisher: Printed by John Exshaw (98, Grafton-Street
Published: 1798
Place of publication: Dublin)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 52
Other titles: An instructive Essay, tracing the horrors of the French Revolution ...; Democratic Principles illustrated by example.
Notes: B2 missigned 'B'; author supplied by H&L which gives the general title as : 'Democratic Principles illustrated by example'.

The DNB records that Cobbett's monthly tract entitled 'The Censor', begun in Philadelphia in January 1796, was discontinued after eight numbers, and its place occupied by 'Porcupine's Gazette', a daily newspaper, which ran from March 1797 till the end of1799', hence, apparently, his use of the pseudonym 'Peter Porcupine'.

ESTC2912C2.