TE

1 THE

CONDITION AND FATE

OF

ENGLAND.

"We think it would be a vast advantage to the public in general, it
ingenious opticians would turn their attention to a remedy for that long
sighted benevolence which sweeps the distant horizon for objects of com
passion, but is blind as a bat to the wretchedness and destitution abounding
at their own doors."-Blackwood.

"For a people to be free they have only to will it."

BY THE AUTHOR OF

"THE GLORY AND SHAME OF ENGLAND."

Lester, Charles Edwards

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. L.

SECOND EDITION.

NEW YORK:

HENRY G. LANGLEY, 8 ASTOR HOUSE.

MDCCCXLV.