The Reply of Robt. B*l*w*n, Esq., on being asked what could induce him to undertake the defence of the editor of the C*n*d*n* F*ee*an, in the recent indictment for libel
Subtitle: commonly called the Bu*kw*e*t indictment ..
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1983
Place of publication: [S.l
Language: eng
Format: Microform
Subjects: Baldwin, Robert, -- 1804-1858.; Collins, Francis, -- ca. 1799-1834.; Trials (Libel) -- Canada.
Other titles: Printed ephemera and broadsides from the Metropolitan Toronto Library.
Notes: Title on microfiche header: [Printed ephemera and broadsides from the Metropolitan Toronto Library = Imprimés divers et in-plano de la Metropolitan Toronto Library].

Printed ephemera--2 microfiches containing 45 separate items. For this item see the microfiches with the range of nos. 40785-40829 (no. 1 of 2).

Blank verse, in parody of Norval's speech in Rev. J. Home's tragedy, Douglas, Act 2, Scene I--Cf. A Bibliography of Canadiana / Toronto Public Library, no. 1511.

Francis Collins, editor of the Canadian Freeman, was charded with libel in 1828, and was defended by Robert Baldwin and John Rolph in his second court appearance that same year--Cf. Dictionary of Canadian Biography.

Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the Metropolitan Toronto Library, Canadian History Department. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1983.

1 sheet (verso blank) ; 33 x 20 cm.