The ten plagues of England
Subtitle: of worse consequence than those of Egypt, described under the following heads: I. Disregard to our own productions. II. Luxury and waste in great families. III. Effeminancy. IV. Gaming. V. Love of novelty. VI. Hypocrisy. VII. Drunkenness. VIII. Avarice and usury. IX. Pride. X. Idleness. The whole intended to shew, that whatever crimes or foibles infect the minds of a people, are far more injurious to a nation than bodily plagues
By: By a well-wisher to Great-Britain
Publisher: Printed for R. Withy and co., book and printsellers
Published: 1757
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: Plague; Early works to 1800; Moral conditions; Social conditions; Politics and government