Give Us Our Rights. Or, A Letter to the Present Electors of Middlesex and the Metropolis, Shewing What Those Rights Are And That, According to a Just And Equal Representation, Middlesex And the Metropolis Are Intitled to Have Fifty Members in the Commons

In this powerful letter, John Cartwright makes a compelling case for just and equal representation in Middlesex and the Metropolis. A must-read for anyone interested in British political history or the fight for equal representation.

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