Selected Political Writings of John Thelwall Vol 2

Tribune, volume (1795) -- ‘Examination of Mr. Pitt’s Statement of the flourishing State of our -- – From the Lecture on the BUDGET’ -- ‘On the Probable Consequences Continuing the Present System -- Ambition Hostility – From the First Lecture on the Nature -- Calamities of War’ -- ‘No War Just but a War of Self Defence’ -- ‘Narrative of the Proceedings of the Messenger, &c. on the Seizure of J. Thelwall’s Paper; with his Examination before the Privy Council; Treatment at the Messengers, &c’ -- ‘Tax on Hair Powder. From the Lecture on the Budget’ -- ‘Historical Strictures Whigs and Tories – From the First Lecture -- the Distinction between Party Spirit and Public Principle’ -- ‘Lecture on the System of Terror and Persecution Adopted by the Present Ministry; with Animadversions on the Treatment of Joseph Gerrald’ -- ‘On Prosecutions for Pretended Treason’ (conclusion) -- ‘The Address of J. Th elwall to the Audience at Closing his Lectures -- the Season’ -- ‘Continuation of the Narrative of the Proceedings of the Messengers, &c’ -- Tribune, volume 2 (1796) -- ‘On Allies and Alliances; with Strictures on the Faith of Regular Governments’ -- ‘On the comparative Estimate of the Slave Trade, the Practice of Crimping, and Mr Pitt’s Partial Requisition Bill’ -- ‘On the Importance of Avoiding Personal Factions and Divisions Among the Friends of Reform’ -- ‘On the Causes of the Late Disturbance’ -- Tribune, volume 3 (1796) -- ‘The Connection between the Calamities of the Present Reign, an the System of Borough-Mongering Corruption’ -- ‘A Further Enquiry into the Calamities Produced by the System and Usurpation and Corruption (Fourth Lecture)’ -- ‘A Further Enquiry into the Calamities Produced by the System of Corruption (Fift h Lecture)’ -- ‘Godwin’s Pamphlet’ -- ‘A Further Enquiry into the Calamities Produced by the System of Usurpation and Corruption (Eighth Lecture)’ -- ‘On the Revolution in 1688’ -- ‘Civic Oration on the Anniversary of the Acquittal of the Lecturer’ -- ‘The First Lecture on the Political Prostitution of our Public Th eatres’ -- ‘Farewel Address’ -- Editorial Notes.