Excerpt from Constitutional Doubts, Humbly Submitted to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales: On the Pretensions of the Two Houses of Parliament, to Appoint a Third Estate: By the Author of Letters on Political Liberty, in the Year 1782

Sir,

It is with reluctance I assume the species of liberty, warranted by the customs of this country, to address your Royal Highness on subjects interesting to your happiness.

Endowed with acknowledged genius, and surrounded by talents of the first order in the estimation of common fame: I had hopes every possible event would find you fully guarded.

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