EXHIBITED TO ENGLAND,

IN A POLITICAL AND MORAL

SURVEY OF HER POPULATION,

AND IN A STATISTICAL AND SCENOGRAPHIC

TOUR OF CERTAIN DISTRICTS;

COMPREHENDING

SPECIMENS OF HER COLONISATION, NATURAL HISTORY AND
ANTIQUITIES, ARTS, SCIENCES, AND COMMERCE, CUSTOMS,
CHARACTER, AND MANNERS, SEATS, SCENES AND
SEA VIEWS.

Violent Inequalities in her Political and Social System,

THE

TRUE SOURCE OF HER DISORDERS.

PLAN FOR SOFTENING DOWN THOSE INEQUALITIES, AND FOR UNITING ALL
CLASSES OF THE PEOPLE IN ONE CIVIL ASSOCIATION FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF THEIR COUNTRY,

WITH A

LETTER TO THE MEMBERS OF HIS MAJESTY's GOVERNMENT

ON THE

STATE OF IRELAND.

By A. ATKINSON, Esq.

LATE OF DUBLIN.

Concordiâ res parvæ crescunt—discordiâ maximæ dilabuntur.-SALLUST.

VOL. II.

LONDON:

BALDWIN, CRADOCK, AND JOY, PATERNOSTER-ROW.

1823.