Rights, Representation, and Reform: Nonsense upon Stilts and Other Writings on the French Revolution (The Collected Works of Jeremy Bentham)

France -- Considerations D'un Anglois Sur La Composition Des Etats-generaux Y Compris Reponses Aux Questions Proposees Aux Notables &c. 1788 -- Observations D'un Anglois Sur Un Ecrit Intitule Arrete De La Noblesse De Bretagne: Suivant La Copie Imprimee Dans Le Courier De L'europe Du 22 Nov[superscript Re] 1788, Ecrites Le Jour Suivant A Non Lion De Londres -- Observations Sur Resultat De Depouillement Des Cahiers -- Observations On The Draughts Of Declarations-of-rights Presented To The Committee Of The Constitution Of The National Assembly Of France -- Short Views Of Economy For The Use Of The French Nation But Not Unapplicable To The English -- Supply -- New Species Proposed -- Project Of A Constitutional Code For France -- Necessity Of An Omnipotent Legislature -- Emancipate Your Colonies! Addressed To The National Convention Of France, A[superscript O] 1793, Shewing The Uselessness And Mischievousness Of Distant Dependencies To An European State -- Nonsense Upon Stilts, Or Pandora's Box Opened, Or The French Declaration Of Rights Prefixed To The Constitution Of 1791 Laid Open And Exposed -- With A Comparative Sketch Of What Has Been Done On The Same Subject In The Constitution Of 1795, And A Sample Of Citizen Sieyes -- App. A. Division Of Power -- App. B. Of The Influence Of The Administrative Power Over The Legislative -- App. C. Parliamentary Reform. Edited By Philip Schofield, Catherine Pease-watkin, And Cyprian Blamires. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes. Texts In English Or French.