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1 John Thomson, An Enquiry, concerning the Liberty, and Licentiousness of the Press, and the Uncontroulable Nature of the Human Mind i (1801)

handle is hein.cow/encorig0001 and id is 1 raw text is: AN ENQUIRY, CONCERNING THE LIBERTY, AND LICENTIOUSNESS OF THE PRESS, AND THE UNCONTROULABLE NATURE OF THE HUMAN MIND: CONTAINING AN INVESTIGATION OF THE RIGHT WHICH GOVERN- MENT HAVE TO CONTROUL THE FREE EXPRES- SION OF PUBLIC OPINION, ADDRESSED TO THE PEOPLE OF TH-E U. STATES. By JOHN THOMSON. 'a I will sooner Part with Life itself, than with that Libery, without4 which, Life is not worth the having;-I evill sooner sufer my eyes to be put out, than my understanding to be extin- guished. MILTON'S Speech on the unlicenced Liberty of the PRESS. NEW-YORK: Printed by JOHNSON K STRYKER, X0. 29 Gold-Street, for the AUTHOR. 1801. (Copy.RIGIT SECURED.) Reproduction by Permission of Buffalo & Erie County Public Library Buffalo, NY

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