Poet
Thomas Spence
1832–1900
English
- A Lesson for Tyrants
- A New Song
- A NEW SONG, IN PRAISE OF Our Noble King and Happy Constitution
- An Epistle from a Swiss Officer, to his Friend at Rome
- An Old British Song, When the Romans Ruled the Land
- Better to trust a whole People with the power of doing Wrong, than one only
- EDMUND BURKE's Address to the Swinish Multitude
- English Injustice to the French
- Family Distress
- FROM SPENCE's RIGHTS OF MAN
- Kings Are Great Blessings!
- Lines addressed to the Grand Conspirators AGAINST HUMAN LIBERTY
- No longer lost in shades of night
- Of kings and courtiers how the herd…
- On the Abuse of Power and Public Property
- One murder makes a villain
- The Ant in Office
- The Liberty of the Press
- The Progress of Liberty
- The Rights of God
- The RIGHTS of MAN, FIRST PUBLISHED IN THE YEAR 1783
- THE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH AND LIBERTY BY RICHARD LEE, Author of a Volume of Poems lately Published
- The Year Ninety-three. a Song