The Rights of the Sovereignty Vindicated. With Particular Reference to Political Doctrines of the Edinburgh Review, and of Other Periodical Publications

This work provides a defense of the sovereignty of the individual states in the United States against the encroachment of federal power. Tinney argues that the true power in a republic lies with the people, and that any attempt to centralize power in the federal government is a threat to liberty.

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