First published 2018
Charles Hornby addresses the freeholders of England in this preserved historical work. The text reproduces advice originally given to English property owners who held voting rights. Scholars selected this work for preservation due to its cultural significance and contribution to our understanding of civilization. The reproduction maintains fidelity to the original artifact, including copyright references and library stamps from major institutions worldwide. The work exists in the public domain within the United States, allowing free distribution. As a historical reproduction, readers may encounter missing pages, unclear images, or other marks typical of aged documents. The preservation effort ensures this knowledge remains accessible to contemporary audiences who can benefit from understanding historical perspectives on English civic participation.
Genres: history, british-literature, 19th-century, academic, american-history
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: historical-fiction
Setting: England
Period: 19th-century
34 pages · Paperback · Palala Press