Common Sense.

Books by Common Sense.

Total count: 26

• A letter from Common Senseaddressed to the King and people.

  printed for the author, and sold by J. Bew; and J. Debrett1791-01-01
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  A letter from Common Sense, addressed to the King and people.

  Printed for the author, and sold by J. Bew, and J. Debrett1791-01-01
• Ten minutes advice to the people of England, on the two slavery-bills intended to be bought into Parliament the present sessions. ...

  1795-01-01
• Ten minutes advice to the people of England on the two slavery-bills intended to be brought into Parliament the present sessions

  s.n.1795-01-01
• The cause of the present threatened famine traced to its real source, viz. an actual depreciation on our circulating medium, occasioned by the paper currency ...shewing, by an arithmetical calculation, founded on facts, the extent, nay, the very mode of the progress, which the paper system has made in reducing the people to paupers, with its only apparent practicable remedy

  Printed by and for R.B. Scott1800-01-01
• The discharge of 37,000,000l. of the national debt, demonstrated to be part of the cause of the rapid dearness of provisions ...being part the second of, The cause of the threatened famine traced to its real source2nd ed.

  Printed by and for R.B. Scott1800-01-01
• Strike! But readvindication of the writer of Sober considerations, &c

  [s.n.]1805-01-01
• The letters of Common sense respecting the state bank and paper currency

  Printed by Thomas Henderson, Jr., at the Star-office1811-01-01
• The letters of Common sense respecting the state bank and paper currency

  Printed by Thomas Henderson, Jr., at the Star-office1811-01-01
• Free trade with Indiaan enquiry into the true state of the question at issue between His Majesty's ministers, the honorable the East India Company, and the public at large, on the justice and policy of a free trade to India2nd ed.

  Sold by Messrs. Sherwood, Neely & Jones1813-01-01
• An examination of a pamphlet entitled "an exposure of the unwarrantable liberties taken by Unitarians with the sacred scriptures, in their version of the New Testamentwith some critical remarks on their interpretation of particular passages of scripture : in a letter to the Rev. David Paterson

  John Marshall1818-01-01
• Common sense to John Bulla friendly remonstrance

  Printed and sold by A. Cockshaw1829-01-01
• The affairs of the nationrepresented to the Duke of Wellington

  E. Wilson1830-01-01
• "Mr. Macaulay's claims"a letter to an elector of Leeds

  [s.n.]1832-01-01
• Common sense to the working classes, on the division of labour and profits

  Printed and published by G. Morgan, 344, Strand; and to be had of all newsvenders, &c.1836-01-01
• Common sense to the working classeson the causes of their existing slavery, and the means of redeeming themselves

  Printed and published by G. Morgan1836-01-01
• An exposure of the costly fallacies of rail-road engineeringinvolving a wasteful outlay of original capital, a ruinous annual expenditure in repairs, and considerable risk to human lives

  E. Wilson1837-01-01
• Observations on the projected improvements of the town, in reference to the railways

  printed by John Moore1838-01-01
• The corn laws considered

  E. Wilson1839-01-01
• "Common Sense" On the domestic habits of the people

  Charles Gilpin ...1852-01-01
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