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The important trial of Thomas Spence, for a political pamphlet, intitled "The restorer of society to its natural state", on May 27, 1801 at Westminster Hall before Lord Kenyon and a special jury

1807 Subjects: Law, Politics and government Forms: Apologetic works 4 Translation Status: Compilation English London URL

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Thomas Spence
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The Constitution of Spensonia, a country in Fairyland situated between Utopia and Oceana. Brought from thence by Captain Swallow

Notes

Spence was put on trail for sedition in 1801 and sentenced to one year of prison. He published the pieced related to the trial in 1803. The first two edition are in his own Spensonian alphabet. This is the fourth edition, in the English alphabet. It contains reproductions of several of his pamphlets and texts.