Myles Cooper (1735-1785) was an Anglican clergyman in New York, and a Tory opponent of the American Revolution. He fled New York in 1775 after being confronted by a pro-American mob, settling in Glasgow where he died ten years later. National Humiliation and Repentance... is a pro-British sermon given by Cooper a year after landing in Britain. References: ESTC T39622; Adams 77-32a; Sabin 16589.

Quarto, [2], 24 pages. In Very Good minus condition. Dis-bound pamphlet, lacking wrappers. Some light creasing to title page, vertical warping along spine edge, and moderate age-toning overall. RW Consignment. Shelved case 7