Paine’s Rights of Man, First French Edition Author(s)_Thomas Hartwell often quoting from a favourable

often quoting from a favourable notice in the Westminster Review: 'the best atlas we have seen for neatness

and the last of the ‘magnificent seven’ cemeteries

and the range of contexts in which maps were made and used

By HW Parish of the Royal Artillery and J Barrow

and publication was completed in 1799

Paine’s Rights of Man, First French Edition Author(s)_Thomas Hartwell often quoting from a favourableThis is the first French edition, second state, of the first part of Paines Rights of Man, with a preface specially written by Paine for this translation. This edition appeared only two months after the English original; a few copies contain the misprint faux for fous on p. 162, line 9, but the BNFs own digitised copy is from this second state, and an error corrected during the print run does not always establish priority of issue. Publication in