Books published by Gale and the British Library

containing biographical, archæological and critical essays on Shakspere [sic and Stratford-upon-Avon: Barrows, Avebury, Stonehenge: on a Naval Museum and Library: a cenotaph to Chatterton: and a British cenotaph gallery: on the preservation of our ancient national buildings: description of Burton Street and the author's house, with lists and biographical anecdotes: and other miscellaneous subjects

for diffusing useful political knowledge among the people of Great Britain & Ireland, and for promoting parliamentary reform from its establishment in Jan. 1792, until his arrest on a false charge of high treason on the 12th of May 1794: written by himself