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A short view of the rise and progress of freedom in modern Europe, as connected with the causes which led to the French revolution: to which is added a refutation of certain erroneous and inflammatory doctrines newly propagated, for the dangerous purposes of misleading the people, and subverting the established order of society - with a vindication of the English constitution, proofs of it existence, excellence, and energy, in answer to the calumnies of Thomas Paine - addressed to the associated friends of the British constitution

Official correspondence, on a negotiation for peace, between Great Britain and France, presented to the two Houses of Parliament, December 28, 1796: to which is added the manifesto of the British Government against France