John Wilkes, Patriot

John Wilkes was a famous political reformer in the 18th century. This autobiography gives us an unvarnished look into his thoughts, feelings, and motivations as he fought for the rights of the people against the oppressive establishment. Wilkes' revolutionary ideas would go on to inspire generations of activists and freedom fighters.
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