Speech at a meeting of the Friends to the liberty of the press at Freemason's tavern, Dec. 22, 1792, with the resolutions &c. of that patriotic society

Erskine, Thomas ErskineBaron, 1750-1823 | Friends to the Liberty of the Press

Ridgway, London, 1793.

Pam. v.488, no.4

16 p. ; octavo.

Mémoire adressé à la Chambre d'Accusation de la Cour Royale de Paris par MM. Comte & Dunoyer

Comte, Charles, 1782-1837 | Dunoyer, Charles, 1786-1862 | France Cour royale (Paris)

Paris, 1817.

Pam. v.177, no.5

[2], 84 p. ; duodecimo.

Few more words on the freedom of the press, addressed by the printer to the friends of liberty in America

Bell, Robert Wayne, 1931-

S.l, n.d.]

Pam. v.147, no.4

6 p. ; duodecimo.

The Speech of the Hon. Thomas Erskine, at the meeting of the Friends to the Liberty of the Press, at Free-Mason's Tavern, Dec. 22, 1792: With the resolutions, &c. of that truly patriotic society

Erskine, Thomas ErskineBaron, 1750-1823 | Friends to the Liberty of the Press

Printed for James Ridgway, London, 1793.

PNE 60 ER8SE.F

16 p. ; 21 cm.

Observations sur la liberté de la presse et réfutation d'un écrit de M. Duchesne de Grenoble

Sétier, L. P.

Sétier, Paris, n.d.]

No title page.

Pam. v.511, no.11

12 p. ; octavo.

Mémoire aux États Généraux sur la nécessité de rendre des ce moment la presse libre, et surtout pour les journaux politiques

Brissot de Warville, J.-P. (Jacques-Pierre), 1754-1793

S.l.], 1789.

Pam. v.594, no.10

76 p. ; octavo.

The Celebrated speech on the Hon. T. Erskine, in support of the liberty of the press: Delivered at Guildhall, December 18, 1792. To which is prefixed, a Preface by a Scotch member of Parliament. Taken in short hand, by Gurney, the principal short hand writer in London

Erskine, Thomas ErskineBaron, 1750-1823 | Friends to the Liberty of the Press

Printed for A. Scott, Edinburgh, 1793.

PNE 68 F81L

71 p. ; 21 cm.

Des crimes de la presse, considérés comme générateurs de tous les autres

Potey, Paris, [n.d.]

323 D45

[4] viii, 224 p. ; octavo.

Benjamin Franklin's Apology for a printer

Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790

Philosophical Hall ; printed by A. Pomerantz & Co, Philadelphia, 1953.

Not in Ford. Reprinted from the Pennsylvania Gazette of June 3-10, 1731.

B F85X NO.128

16 p. ; 20 cm.

An essay on the liberty of the press: respectfully inscribed to the Republican printers throughout the United States

Hay, George, 1765-1830

Printed at the Aurora Office, Philadelphia, 1799.

973 PAM. V.19, NO.9

30 p. ; octavo.

Official correspondence: A brief statement of the principal events connected with the question of summary transportation without trial, as a punishment for offences through the press in India

Buckingham, James Silk, 1786-1855

S.l.], 1822.

Caption title.

PAM. V.1170, NO.7

Robert Stephens, messenger of the press: an episode in 17th-century censorship

Bibliographical society of America. Papers, v.49, no.2

Rostenberg, Leona.

Bibliographical society of America, New York, 1955.

010.6 B47P V.49, NO.2

p.[131]-152 ; octavo.

Subversive of what?

Boyd, Julian P. (Julian Parks), 1903-

Boston, 1948.

From The Atlantic monthly, v.180, no.2, August, 1948.

B J35x no.28

[5] p. ; quarto.

Polemical and other miscellanies: consisting of articles originally inserted in the London eclectic review. And An apology for the freedom of the press. From the seventh London edition

Hall, Robert, 1764-1831 | Hall, Robert, 1764-1831

Published by James Loring, Boston, 1827.

Pages [175]-264 contain his An apology for the freedom of the press, and for general liberty: to which are prefixed, remarks on Bishop Horsley's sermon, preached January 30,1793. ... From the seventh London edition with special title page.

PNE 68 H15P

264 p. ; 20 1/2 cm.

Parliamentary report on Mr. Buckingham's claims to compensation from the East India Company: Also, address to the reader

Buckingham, James Silk, 1786-1855

Whiting, London, 1836.

Appended to back fly-leaf are four newspaper clippings about Mr. Buckingham. Originally, in the possession of the American Philosophical Library, this volume was lost. It was returned to the library, November 1954 through the cooperation of the Library Company of Philadelphia. Author's inscription notation reads "To John Vaughan, with Mr. Buckingham's kind regards. Philadelphia, June 15, 1838."

346 B85

88 p. ; duodecimo.

The Speeches of the Hon Thomas Erskine: (now Lord Erskine) when at the bar, on subjects connected with the liberty of the press, and against constructive treasons

Erskine, Thomas ErskineBaron, 1750-1823 | Ridgway, James

J. Ridgway, London, 1810.

Volumes 1-3 have note on title-page "In three volumes."

PNE 60 Er8sp.r 1810 v.1-4

4 v. ; 22 cm.

Journalists, broadcasters, scientific experts and public opinion

Minerva, v.28, no.2

Rothman, Stanley, 1927-

Washington, D.C.], 1990.

505 M665 v.28, no.2

p.[117]-133 ; 25 cm.

The Speeches of the Hon. Thomas Erskine (now Lord Erskine) when at the bar, on subjects connected with the liberty of the press; against constructive treasons, and on miscellaneous subjects

Erskine, Thomas ErskineBaron, 1750-1823 | Ridgway, James

Printed for Eastburn, Kirk, & Co, New York, 1813.

PNE 60 Er8sp.r 1813 v.1, 2

2 v. : front., port. ; 22 1/2 cm.

Freedom of speech and of the press; striking passages from distinguished champions of freedom of expression

Holmes, John Haynes, 1879-1964

National civil liberties bureau, New York city, Washington, 1918.

323 N21

30 p. ; 21 1/2 cm.

Proceedings of the Friends to the Liberty of the Press; on December the 22d, 1792 and January 19th and March 9th, 1793

Friends to the Liberty of the Press | Miscellaneous Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress)

Printed by order of the committee, London], 1793.

PNE 68 F953P

[1] ., 22 p. ; 21 cm.