A word in defence of the Bill of Rights, against gagging bills
By: by Thomas Beddoes, M.D..
Contributors: Cottle, Joseph, 1770-1853, bookseller.; Reed, bookseller.; Biggs, Nathaniel, fl. 1798-1810, printer.; Biggs, Nathaniel, fl. 1798-1810, bookseller.; Bulgin & Shepperd
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1795
Place of publication: Bristol
Language: eng
Notes: Two quotes on title-page: Rara temporum felicitas, ubi sentire quæ sentias dicere licet. Tacitus.  Stay, happy days! while, free from base controul, The tongue may tell the dictates of the soul. Anon.

At foot of title-page: Price two-pence.

The first section dated on p. 8: "Clifton, 17th November, 1795"; the second is 'Postscript to the defence of the bill of rights', with drop-head title, this postscript on p. 4 both signed and dated: "Clifton, Nov. 20, 1795  T.B."; then comes on the same page an unsigned addition dated: "21st.Nov. eleven o'clock at night".