74

82, 89

97

141, 149, 159

169, 178

190

200

Prince Maurice's Parrot

Whether the Friends of Freedom can entertain any sanguine

hopes of the Favorable Results of the ensuing Congress

The Lay of the Laureate

Mr. Owen's" New View of Society," &c.

Speeches of Charles C. Western, Esq. M. P. and Henry

Illustrations of the Times Newspaper

Mr. Macirone's "Interesting Facts relating to the Fall and

Death of Joachim Murat, King of Naples."

Wat Tyler and the Quarterly Review

The Courier and Wat Tyler

Mr. Southey's Letter to William Smith, Esq.

On the Spy-System

On the same subject

On the Treatment of the State Prisoners
The Opposition and the Courier
England in 1798, by S. T. Coleridge

On the Effects of War and Taxes

Character of Mr. Burke

On Court Influence

On the Clerical Character

What is the People?

On the Regal Character .

"The Fudge Family in Paris"

Character of Lord Chatham

of Mr. Burke

of Mr. Fox

of Mr. Pitt

"Pitt and Buonaparte"

An Examination of Mr. Malthus's Doctrines

On the Originality of Mr. Malthus's Essay

On the Principles of Population as affecting the Schemes of

Utopian Improvement

On the Application of Mr. Malthus's Principle to the Poor

Laws

Queries relating to the Essay on Population

To JOHN HUNT, Esq.

THE tried, steady, zealous, and conscientious advocate of the liberty of his country, and the rights of mankind

;

One of those few persons who are what they would be thought to be; sincere without offence, firm but temperate; uniting private worth to public principle; a friend in need, a patriot without an eye to himself; who never betrayed an individual or a cause he pretended to serve-in short, that rare character, a man of common sense and common honesty,

This volume is respectfully and gratefully

inscribed by

THE AUTHOR.