A Revisal of the intreagues of the triumvirate, with the rest of the trustees of the proprietor of Pennsilvania
Subtitle: And also, of a warning to the inhabitants of the said province, against the guiles of the Devil and men. : [One line motto in Latin]
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 3210
Publisher: Printed by Samuel Keimer
Published: 1729
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Subjects: Land settlement; Paper money; Deism; Politics and government; Independent Whig
Notes: Opposing various policies of the proprietors and their representatives, including land settlement as carried out by James Logan, and the proprietary opposition to paper money; also attacking Andrew Hamilton for reading Thomas Woolston before the General Assembly, and for allowing Samuel Keimer to print such "blasphemies" as Woolston's "Free gift to the clergy" (Evans 2597) and Thomas Gordon's "Independent Whig" (Evans 2537).

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Evans 3210

Hildeburn, C.R. Pennsylvania, 377