The rights of the people
Subtitle: containing the principles and a demonstration of the practicability of universal suffrage, without ballot, without oaths, bribery, corruption, vice, riot, tumult, inconvenience or expence whatever; by which plan, the sense or opinion of the whole nation may be obtained on any subject, with the least possible trouble, and without any expence.
By: With notes from many eminent writers.
Publisher: W. Benbow
Published: 1820
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 65
Subjects: Suffrage -- Great Britain.