[93] Speech at Bristol previous to the Election (1780). The union between English reformers and American rebels was marked by deeds as well as words. In 1770 the Assembly of South Carolina subscribed £1,500 to the Society of the Friends of the Bill of Rights. A. R. 1770, 224.
[94] A. R. 1780, 51. See also Sir George Savile's Address to the Freeholders of York, 169.
[95] A. R. 1780, 55.
[96] Watson's Anecdotes of His Own Time.
[97] Parl. Hist., xxix. 509.
[98] See, for instance, Luxford's case, mentioned by Fox in Parl. Hist., xxix. 557, and contrast the judge and the juries in William Hone's trials (1817).
[99] See the speech of Calcagus to the British, in Tacitus' Agricola, c. 30.
[100] In her Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792).
[101] Political Arithmetic (1774), 95.
[102] Thoughts on Scarcity (1795).