An Address to the Working Classes, on the Reform Bill

William Carpenter

Published by Strange, London, 1831

About this Item

A very scarce first edition of William Carpenter's pamphlet discussing the 1832 Reform Bill, here criticising the people who were trying to put the working classes against the bill. A very scarce work. The first edition of this work. This work is an argument in favour of the Reform Bill of 1832, which introduced changes to the electoral systems in England and Wales. In this work, the author criticises the people who were attempting to set the working classes against it. Written by William Carpenter, a theological and political writer. He was imprisoned in 1831 for evading the stamp duty on newspapers. This pamphlet was written whilst he was in the King's Bench prison. Disbound. First and last leaf are almost detached. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are lightly age-toned with some spots. Fair. Seller Inventory # 653P1

Bibliographic Details

Title: An Address to the Working Classes, on the ...

Publisher: Strange, London

Publication Date: 1831

Binding: Disbound

Illustrator: None

Condition: Fair

Edition: First edition.

Book Type: book