The fallacy of French freedom, and dangerous tendency of Sterne's writings . Or an essay shewing that irreligion and immorality pave the way for tyranny, and anarchy: and that Sterne's writings are both irreligious and immoral: concluding with some observations on the present state of France. By D. Whyte, M.D. late surgeon to English prisoners in France.
- Whyte, D.
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- 1799
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The fallacy of French freedom, and dangerous tendency of Sterne's writings. Or an essay shewing that irreligion and immorality pave the way for tyranny, and anarchy: and that Sterne's writings are both irreligious and immoral: concluding with some observations on the present state of France. By D. Whyte, M.D. late surgeon to English prisoners in France
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London : Printed for J. Hatchard, opposite Burlington House, Piccadilly, 1799
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