Title: Eager to abolish the aristocracy of the press, and to liberate the republic of letters from the undue influence exerted by those tyrants, pride and avarice, Daniel Isaac Eaton is determined to publish for the benefit of his fellow citizens, in pamphlets not exceeding the price of twopence, such political and literary pieces as the favour of his friends may supply him with, and which corruption, and the despotism of party would banish from the daily papers
Subjects: Politics and government, Early works to 1800, Broadsides, Specimens
Places: Great Britain
Time periods: 1789-1820