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[ROBERTSON, JAMES.] An Account of the Trial of Thomas Muir, Esq. Younger, of Huntershill . . . for Sedition. Portrait frontispiece. 148 pages. 8vo, disbound; frontispiece with few small chips at edges; early owner's signature and library markings on title. New York: Samuel Campbell, 1797
From the library of Brockholst Livingston, with his signature on the title-page. Livingston was appointed to the Supreme Court by Jefferson. The pamphlet concerns Thomas Muir, a Scottish proponent of parliamentary reform, who was tried and found guilty of sedition. He escaped from Botany Bay and eventually joined Thomas Paine in France. Evans 27633.
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