Selected Political Writings of John Thelwall

Volume I: Early Political Pamphlets and Lectures, 1793-1796 Ode to Science. Recited at the Anniversary Meeting of the Philomathian Society (1791); An Essay towards a Definition of Animal Vitality (1793); King Chaunticlere; or, the Fate of Tyranny (1793); Political Lectures (1794); Fraternity and Unanimity (1795); John Gilpin's Ghost (1795); Prospectus of a Course of Lectures (1796); An Appeal to Popular Opinion (1796). Volume II: Selections from The Tribune, 1795-6 Selected Writings from The Tribune (1795-6) Volume III: Journalism and Selected Writings on Elocution and Oratory, 1797-1809 'The Phenomena of the Wye, During the Winter of 1797-8', Monthly Magazine (1798); 'A Pedestrian Excursion through Several Parts of England and Wales during the Summer of 1797', Monthly Magazine (1799-1801); 'Prefatory Memoir', Monthly Magazine (1802); Elocution and Oratory: General Plan and Outline of Mr. Thelwall's Course of Lectures (1803); 'A Letter to Francis Jeffray [sic], Esq., on Certain Calumnies and Misrepresentations', The Edinburgh Review (1804); Mr Thelwall's Reply (1804). Volume IV: Late Journalism and Writing on Elocution and Oratory, 1810-1832 A Letter to Henry Cline, Esq. (1810); The Vestibule of Eloquence (1810); Results of Experience in Treatment of Cases of Defective Utterance (1814); Selected Writings from the Champion (1819-20); Panoramic Miscellany (1826); 'Funeral of the late Thomas Hardy' (1832).