Hannibal not at our gates
Subtitle: or, An enquiry into the grounds of our present fears of popery and the Pre---der: in a dialogue between my lord Panick, and George Steady, Esq
By: now first publishe'd at the request of several ladies and gentlemen, who desire to inform the world, that they have some reasons not to be frightned [sic] out of their wits ...
Contributors: Steady, George
Published: 1714
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 47
Subjects: Jacobites
Other titles: Enquiry into the grounds of our present fears of popery and the Pretender
Notes: Morgan Q292.

A reply to a pamphlet by Daniel Defoe entitled: Hannibal at the gates, or, The progress of Jacobitism with the present danger of the Pretender.

Sometimes attributed to Swift.