W. Martin's Challenge to all the world, as a philosopher and critic, author of the new system of philosophy, on the principles of Perpetual Motion ... [In verse.] To which is added an explanation [in prose] of the antediluvian tree, found in Wide-open Quarry, 1829, etc. (Second edition.).

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