PORCUPINE'S

WORKS;

! CONTAINING VARIOUS

WRITINGS AND SELECTIONS,

EXHIBITING A FAITHFUL PICTURE

OF THE

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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA;

OF THEIR

GOVERNMENTS, LAWS, POLITICS AND RESOURCES;

OF THE CHARACTERS OF THEIR

PRESIDENTS, GOVERNORS, LEGISLATORS, MAGIS-
TRATES AND MILITARY MEN;

AND OF THE

CUSTOMS, MANNERS, MORALS, RELIGION, VIRTUES
AND VICES

OF THE PEOPLE:

COMPRISING ALSO

A COMPLETE SERIES OF HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS

AND REMARKS,

FROM THE END OF THE WAR, IN 1783,

TO THE

ELECTION OF THE PRESIDENT, IN MARCH, 1801.

BY WILLIAM COBBETT.

IN TWELVE VOLUMES.

(A Volume to be added annually.)

VO L. IV.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR COBBETT AND MORGAN, AT THE CROWN

AND MITRE, PALL MALL.

MAY, 1801.

Printed by T. BAYLIS, Greville Street, Hatton Garden.

1. The Scare-Crow:-Being an infamous

Letter, sent to Mr. John Oldden, threat-

ening Destruction to his House, and Vio-

lence to the Person of his Tenant, Wil-

liam Cobbett, with Remarks on the same

2. The Life and Adventures of Peter Por-

cupine, with a full and fair Account, of

all bis authoring Transactions: Being a

sure and infallible Guide for all enterpri-

zing young Men, who wish to make a

Fortune by writing Pamphlets

3. Political, Censor No. V.

4. The Diplomatic Blunderbuss, containing

Adet's Notes to the Secretary of State;

as also his Cockade Proclamation

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5. Political Censor, No. VI.

6. Political Censor, No. VII.

7. Political Censor, No. VIII.

8. A Brief Statement of the Injuries and In-

sults received from France

9. Washington's Retiring from the Presidency

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