The life & character of Robert Watt
Subtitle: who was executed for high treason, at Edinburgh, the 15th October, 1794. From personal acquaintance, and the most unquestionable channels of information. Containing, among other interesting particulars, an account of the remarkable wickedness of his youth,-his after pretensions to religion,-the singular and surprising manner of his being discovered and apprehended,-his behaviour during his consinement, and on the day of his execution; together with his letters and their answers, written after his condamnation. To which is affixed a striking likeness of Robert Watt, with an exact representation of the pikes and other instruments found in his possession
Publisher: Printed by and for A. Shirrefs, and sold at his shop, above the Royal Exchange.
Published: 1795
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 97
Other titles: Life of Robert Watt
Notes: "Entered in Stationers-Hall." --verso of title page.

Engraved frontispiece : portrait of Watt.

Collation : [pi]1 A-L⁴ M⁴ (M4+1) [$2 signed]

ESTC T110506

Bookplate of Robert Paton Edinburgh.