Rea (Robert Right), born 1922

(24 cm), ix (1), 272 (2) pp., [8] leaves of plates. Publisher’s cloth, dust jacket. - An analysis of the role of the London “press” (newspapers, satirical prints, and pamphlets) in moulding public opinion during the years just prior to the American Revolution; the influence of “Junius” and the role of John Wilkes are carefully delineated. Included are a chronology of events, 70 biographical sketches, and 16 full-page reproductions of contemporary political prints. ¶ Fine, unmarked copy.