The Evidence Summed Up: or A Statement of the Apparent Causes and Objects of the War

[EUROPEAN HISTORY]. [ANON]. "The Evidence Summed Up: or A Statement of the Apparent Causes and Objects of the War." London: D. I. Eaton, at the Cock and Swine, No. 74 Newgate-Street, 1794. Octavo. English language. Political pamphlet. 8.25 x 5 in. 21 x 13 cm. 2 oz. pp. ii, [3] 4-40, advert. Likely taken out of a sammelband, or other collection. Browning. Pencil on front and back wrappers: [American Revolution - Pitt - Young - Fox]. Offsetting on inside front wrapper, and more or less throughout. B3-B4 gathering partially detached at top. Foxing on last leaf. Vertical chainlines, vatman's tears. Text clean. Good - Good Minus. ESTC: T33594. At the LoC, British Library, Met, Huntington, etc. Apparently, according to Vialibri, no other copy available online.

"Pamphlet on the causes and objects of the war on revolutionary France. 'It may be hoped, that those independent private persons, who have, in their different capacities, given their support to administration, only because they have not accustomed themselves to think on the subject of government, will be awakened to a sense of the necessity of investigating the conduct of their public servants, and of no longer tacitly acquiescing in measures, without attempting to ascertain their real object, and tendency, and how far it is consistent with the prosperity and the safety of their country."