A political dictionary
Or, pocket companion chiefly designed for the use of members of Parliament, Whigs, Tories, Loyalists, magistrates, clergymen, half-pay officers, worshipful aldermen and reviewers. Being an illustration and commentary on all words, phrases, and proper names in the vocabulary of corruption. Agreeably to the approved readings of the most celebrated divine, dignitaries of the church, sinecurists, placemen, lawyers, heads of colleges, and other learned persons, with biographical illustrations from the lives of the most celebrated corruptionists in church and state
By the editor of the "Black book"
Dolby; London 1821