Letters

To the English Attorney General (Archibald MacDonald) November 11, 1792

Letters

To the English Attorney General (Archibald MacDonald) November 11, 1792 ON THE PROSECUTION AGAINST THE SECOND PART OF RIGHTS OF MAN SIR:-As there can be no personal resentment between two strangers, I write this letter to you, as to a man against whom I have no animosity. You have, as Attorney-General, commenced a prosecution against

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To the Chairman of the Society for Promoting Constitutional Knowledge (2)

Letters

To the Chairman of the Society for Promoting Constitutional Knowledge LONDON, May 12, 1792. The honorable patronage which the Society for Constitutional Information has repeatedly given to the works entitled Rights of Man renders it incumbent on me to communicate to them whatever relates to the progress of those works. A great number of letters

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