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Actions Download current page Download all pages Print current page Print all pages Refine Author Mackenzie, Peter 6 Paine, Thomas 3 Subject Radicalism 7 Parliamentary reform 6 Trials 6 Biographies 4 Espionage 4 Essays and letters 3 Sedition 3 Insurrection 2 Treason 2 American War of Independence (1775-1783) 1 French Revolution (1789-1799) 1 Independence movements 1 Libel 1 Poverty 1 Republicanism 1 Revolutions 1 Social reform 1 Year 1833 7 1832 3 1835 2 1836 2	Results Library catalogue Publisher: Muir, Gowans 16 Hits 1 2 The trial of Joseph Gerrald, before the High Court of Justiciary, at Edinburgh, on the 13th and 14th of March, 1794, for sedition: with an original memoir, and notes 1835 Remove from selection Add to selection The trial of William Skirving, secretary to the British Convention, before the High Court of Justiciary, at Edinburgh, on the 6th and 7th January, 1794, for sedition: with an original memoir, and notes 1836 Remove from selection Add to selection The life of Thomas Muir, Esq. Advocate, younger of Huntershill, near Glasgow, one of the celebrated reformers of 1793, who was tried for sedition before the Court of Justiciary in Scotland and sentenced to transportation for fourteen years: with a full report of his trial 1836 Mackenzie, Peter Remove from selection Add to selection An exposure of the spy system pursued in Glasgow, during the years 1816-17-18-19 and 20, with copies of the original letters of Andrew Hardie who was executed for high treason at Stirling, in September 1820: the whole edited, and respectfully laid before the public for the first time 1832 Mackenzie, Peter Remove from selection Add to selection Trial for libel, in the Court of Exchequer, Guildhall, London, on Saturday and Monday, the 20th and 22nd December, 1834, before the Hon. Baron Park and a special jury: Alexander B. Richmond, plaintiff versus Simpkin and Marshall, and others, defendants [ca. 1835] Remove from selection Add to selection The trial of James Wilson for high treason, with an account of his execution at Glasgow, September, 1820, etc. etc.: now respectfully submitted to the consideration of the Reformers of Glasgow by their faithful and devoted servant, the exposer of the spy system 1832 Mackenzie, Peter Remove from selection Add to selection The life of Thomas Paine: interspersed with sundry letters, &c. not before published, and containing his last will and testament, verbatim - with notices of the American and French revolutions compiled from authentic documents 1833 Remove from selection Add to selection Reply to the letter of Kirkman Finlay, Esq. on the spy system 1833 Mackenzie, Peter Remove from selection Add to selection Rights of man: being an answer to Mr Burke's attack on the French Revolution 1833 Paine, Thomas Remove from selection Add to selection The life of Thomas Paine: interspersed with sundry letters, &c. not before published, and containing his last will and testament, verbatim - with notices of the American and French revolutions, compiled from authentic documents 1833 Remove from selection Add to selection Common sense: addressed to the inhabitants of America on the following subjects - I. of the origin and design of government in general, with concise remarks on the English constitution; II. of monarchy and hereditary succession; III. thoughts on the present state of American affairs; IV. of the present ability of America, with some miscellaneous reflections - to which is added an appendix together with an address to the people called Quakers 1833 Paine, Thomas Remove from selection Add to selection Agrarian justice opposed to agrarian law, and to agrarian monopoly: being a plan for meliorating the condition of man, by creating in every nation a national fund 1833 Paine, Thomas Remove from selection Add to selection An exposure of the spy system pursued in Glasgow, during the years 1816-17-18-19 and 20, with copies of the original letters of Andrew Hardie who was executed for high treason at Stirling, in September 1820: the whole edited, and respectfully laid before the public for the first time 1833 Mackenzie, Peter Remove from selection Add to selection The trial of James Wilson for high treason, with an account of his execution at Glasgow, September, 1820, etc. etc.: now respectfully submitted to the consideration of the Reformers of Glasgow by their faithful and devoted servant, the exposer of the spy system 1832 Mackenzie, Peter Remove from selection Add to selection The reformers' gazette Remove from selection Add to selection 1 2