An antidote to Tom Paine's poison
Subtitle: containing, His life
By: by Francis Oldys : interspersed with remarks and reflections. An answer to his Rights of man / by H. Makenzie ... An answer to his Age of reason / by R. Watson ... An answer to his Letter to General Washington / by Peter Porcupine ...
Contributors: Chalmers, George, 1742-1825
Publisher: Printed by William Cobbett
Published: 1797
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Other titles: Porcupine's political censor.
Notes: Four pamphlets bound together, with the addition of a general t.-p. No. 1 is Porcupine's political censor for September, 1796, and consists of an abstract of the "Life of Thomas Pain" by Francis Oldys (pseud. of George Chalmers) together with "Remarks [on the pamphlets lately published against Peter Procupine].

Bishop Watson's "Apology for the Bible" has imprint: Philadelphia, Printed by J. Carey, 1796.

Mackenzie's "Answer to Paine's Rights of man" has imprint: Philadelphia Printed for, and sold by William Cobbett, 1796.

A letter to the infamous Tom Paine in answer to his letter to General Washington.