1792

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 […]

Knowledge To the Chairman of the Society for Promoting Constitutional Knowledge LONDON, May, 1792. It is now upwards of eight years since I was a resident inhabitant of the town of Lewes. My situation among you as an officer of the revenue, for more than six years, enabled me to see into the numerous and

To J.S. Jordan February 16, 1792. SIR: For your satisfaction and my own, I send you the enclosed though I do not apprehend there will be any occasion to use it. If, in case there should, you will immediately send a line for me under cover to Mr. Johnson, St. Paul’s Church-Yard, who will forward

From the original letter at the Morgan Library. London Febry 13th 1792 Sir An opportunity immediately offering, I have had a Doz Copies of my new work put up for the purpose (the work being not yet published) to present to you and Mr. Jefferson. I hope the fifty Copies which were sent to Portsmouth