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An essay upon the constitution of the Roman government

1726 Subjects: History, Politics and government Forms: Essays Translation Status: Source-text English London

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Walter Moyle
author
John Darby
publisher

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Essai sur le gouvernement de Rome, traduit de l'anglois. Ouvrage utile aux hommes d'état, at aux philosophes translation has other edition

Notes

Unpublished during Moyle's lifetime, this essay was published posthumously by Thomas Sergeant (ed.) in 'Works of Walter Moyle, none of which were ever before published' (1726).

An annotated edition was later published by John Thelwall in 1796, 'Democracy vindicated. An essay on the constitution & government of the Roman state, from the posthumous works of Walter Moyle, with a preface and notes, by John Thelwall, Lecturer on classical history' (Norwich: J. March).