A letter from the King to his people. [George IV, coronation in 1821, 1762-1830; letter from Carlton Place, Dec. 1, 1820.]

Edité par London: by William Sams; [1820?], printed by John Cunningham

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[1],54 p. + 4 leaves (blank; prospectus for The Brunswick, or, true blue, 2 leaves; advt.); 21 cm. Sig. on p.[1]: Wm. Scrivener [bound with] Blacow, Richard. The substance of a discourse, preached in St. Mark's Church, Liverpool, on Sunday evening, Nov. 26th, 1820, by the Rev. Richard Blacow, A.M. on the aspect of the times. Fourth edition, with additional notes; and an appendix bearing on the Radical question. London: printed for, and published by Mr. Wright.; Johnson, printer, Liverpool. [1821?] 32 p. -- For the passages - `The term "cowardly," which they have now laid to my charge, I think you will do me the justice to say, does not belong to me--that feeling was never an inmate of my bosom; neither when the Jacobins raged around us with all their fury; nor in the present day of Radical uproar and delusion. The latter, indeed, it must be allowed, have one feature about them, even more hideous and disgusting than the Jacobins themselves. They fell down and worshipped the Goddess of Reason--a most respectable and decent sort of Being, compared with that which the Radicals have set up, as the idol of their worship. They have elevated the GODDESS OF LUST on the PEDESTAL of SHAME.' (p. 9), and `I used her name [Caroline] in the Liturgy, in this very reading desk, under a persuasion at the time, that the foul charges then in circulation against her, were not founded in truth; and, not knowing all the circumstances of the case, I deemed the authorized omission of that name somewhat harsh. But subsequent events and proceedings have too painfully convinced me of the reality of her guilt. of the grievous sin of adultery. under circumstances the most base, shameful, and disgusting.' (p. 11) - he was convicted of libel in 1821. Good chipped quarter green morocco. Sig. lipped from title-page.

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Titre
A letter from the King to his people. [George IV, coronation in 1821, 1762-1830; letter from Carlton Place, Dec. 1, 1820.]
Auteur
[ Croker, John Wilson ], 1780-1857, probable author of this fictitious letter (also attributed to one Wasborough)
Éditeur
London: by William Sams; [1820?], printed by John Cunningham
Reliure
Hardcover
Illustrateur
vignette: royal arms
Édition
10th edition

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