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An address to the conductors of the periodical press upon the causes of religious and political disputes : with remarks on the local and general definition of certain words and terms which have been often the subject of controversy
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An address to the conductors of the periodical press upon the causes of religious and political disputes : with remarks on the local and general definition of certain words and terms which have been often the subject of controversy / by Abram Combe.
Published
Edinburgh : Printed by James Auchie and sold by Bell & Bradfute ; Glasgow : Sold by Reid & Henderson ; London : Sold by Longman, 1823.
Physical Description
48 pages ; 21 cm
Local Notes
BEIN Gray Social Thought 872: Original wrappers. From the library of Bradford H. Gray.
Notes
Cover title.
Self wrappers.
Proposes that the periodical press must give full and accurate information on all sides of a controversy, so that truth may be perceived. Analyzes different meanings given to terms used in controversial literature of the time.
Other formats
Online version: Combe, Abram, -1827. Address to the conductors of the periodical press upon the causes of religious and political disputes. Edinburgh : Printed by James Auchie and sold by Bell & Bradfute ; Glasgow : Sold by Reid & Henderson ; London : Sold by Longman, 1823
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Language
English
Added to Catalog
April 08, 2019
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references.
References
McCoy, R.E. Freedom of the press, C467
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