The Character of a Whig, under several denominations to which is added, The reverse, or, The character of a true English-man, in opposition to the former.

Title

The Character of a Whig, under several denominations to which is added, The reverse, or, The character of a true English-man, in opposition to the former.

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London :: Printed, and are to be sold by the book sellers of London, and Westminster ...,

1700.

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Subject terms

Whig Party (Great Britain) -- Controversial literature.

Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 1660-1714.

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Contents

• frontispiece
• title page
• THE CHARACTER Of a Sowre, Malcontented WHIG, &c.
  • A Busie, Impertinent, Intermedler in Government: Or,
  • The Hypocritical Preaching Whigs under every Denomination.
  • The Factious, Seditious, Illiterate Whig Lawyer.
  • A Bold, Treacherous, Whig At∣torney.
  • The Jugling Whig Physician
  • The University Toping Whig Phy∣sician.
  • The Decayed Gentleman Whig Physician.
  • The Mechanick, or Scoundrel Whig Physician
  • The Traveller, or Strawling Whig Physician.
  • The Blustering Pendantick Poetical Physician.
  • The Astrological Whig Physician.
  • The Chimical Whig Physician.
  • The Stately Methodical Whig Physician, or
  • An Amphibious Latitudinarian, Aldermanlike Whig.
  • The Senceless, Upstart, Whig Coun∣try Gentleman.
  • The Church Whig, or the Ecclesi∣astical Bifarius.
  • A Slasher, or a Tirannical Ignorant Pedagogue.
  • A Politick, Tricking, Over-Reach∣ing, Trading Whig.
  • The Shifter, or Jacobite Whig.
  • The Republican Whig Jacobite
  • The Scurrilous and Seditious Whig Writer
  • A Whig Trimmer, or a Jack of all Sides
  • A Whiggish false pretending Friend
  • A Precise Hypocritical Coquet.
  • A Covetous Griping Usurer and Extortioner.
  • A Wheedling Cheating Scrivener.
  • The Reverse, or the Charcter of a True Englishman, in Quality of a States-man.
  • A Private Subject.
  • A Clergy-man.
  • An Upright Lawyer.
  • A Learned Physician.
  • A true English Country Gentleman.
• ERRATA.