England expects every man to do his duty
Subtitle: being a call to every Englishman to refuse complying with the unjust demands made by a rapacious clergy, in tithes, dues and easter offerings, and also shewing from the scriptures of truth, what is meant by tithes and offerings, pointing out by whom, and to whom, they are only to be presented
Publisher: Printed by John Bradberry, 70, Cheapside
Published: 1832
Place of publication: Birmingham
Language: eng
Number of pages: 11
Subjects: Teachings; Tithes; Easter dues; Anti-clericalism
Notes: Colophon: "London : Published by C.W. Twort, Hope Cottage, Hope Street, near Trafalgar Street, Walworth Common Surrey ..."--Page [1] at end.

Signed: "I am your faithful friend and servant, Zion [i.e. John Ward]."--Page 11.

"Price one penny."--At top of title page.

Twenty-fourth in a collection of 35 tracts and other writings by Ward, bound into three volumes.

With clippings of contemporary printed ephemera pasted to inside covers.

Sixth in a collection of 35 tracts and other writings by Ward, bound into three volumes.

With clippings of contemporary printed ephemera pasted to inside covers.

Bound in full brown sheepskin over boards; covers flaking.

Bound in full brown sheepskin over boards; covers flaking.