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 government have to controul the free expression of public opinion, addressed to the people of the U. States., by John Thomson et al.

Title:	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 government have to controul the free expression of public opinion, addressed to the people of the U. States.
Author:	Thomson, John, of New York
Author:	Johnson & Stryker
Note:	Printed by Johnson & Stryker, No. 29 Gold-street, for the author, 1801

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Subject:	Freedom of the press
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