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90,(2) pp. Octavo. (20.5 X 13.2) Bound in old dark grey paper wrappers. Old glue stain on the rear wrapper on the binding edge. Bottom of title page and first few leaves have a minor old stain from being damp. A few old tide lines in the text otherwise quite clean. Numerous old ink corrections in an old hand. A very good plus copy Although not signed, the pamphlet is attributed to Thomas O'Beirne. The pamphlet this is the reply to is by George Rose 1744-1818. Seems to be very scarce with very few printed examples of Copac. The last page is a printed errata. The subject matter seems a bit timely with Brexit going on at the moment. Although there is no indication who did the corrections, they were certainly informed on the subject.

90, (2) pp. Octavo. (20.5 X 13.2) Bound in old dark grey paper wrappers. Old glue stain on the rear wrapper on the binding edge. Bottom of title page and first few leaves have a minor old stain from being damp. A few old tide lines in the text otherwise quite clean. Numerous old ink corrections in an old hand. A very good plus copy Although not signed, the pamphlet is attributed to Thomas O'Beirne. The pamphlet this is the reply to is by George Rose 1744-1818. Seems to be very scarce with very few printed examples of Copac. The last page is a printed errata. The subject matter seems a bit timely with Brexit going on at the moment. Although there is no indication who did the corrections, they were certainly informed on the subject.

90, (2) pp. Octavo. (20.5 X 13.2) Bound in old dark grey paper wrappers. Old glue stain on the rear wrapper on the binding edge. Bottom of title page and first few leaves have a minor old stain from being damp. A few old tide lines in the text otherwise quite clean. Numerous old ink corrections in an old hand. A very good plus copy Although not signed, the pamphlet is attributed to Thomas O'Beirne. The pamphlet this is the reply to is by George Rose 1744-1818. Seems to be very scarce with very few printed examples of Copac. The last page is a printed errata. The subject matter seems a bit timely with Brexit going on at the moment. Although there is no indication who did the corrections, they were certainly informed on the subject.