Junius: Including Letters by the Same Writer Under Other Signatures (now First Collected) : to which are Added, His Confidential Correspondence with Mr. Wilkes, and His Private Letters Addressed to Mr. H.S. Woodfall : with a Preliminary Essay, Notes, Fac-similes, &c, Volume 1Walker, 1836 |
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... pretended instructions to Lord Townshend ... 145 147 148 151 154 160 ... 161 IX . Y. Z. to the Printer of the P. A. - Discussion , in the form of a debate , of the King's speech on opening the session of parliament , in Nov. 1767 ...
... pretended instructions to Lord Townshend ... 145 147 148 151 154 160 ... 161 IX . Y. Z. to the Printer of the P. A. - Discussion , in the form of a debate , of the King's speech on opening the session of parliament , in Nov. 1767 ...
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... pretended female challenge to JUNIUS , and in support of the decision of the House of Commons on the Middlesex elec- tion . LIX . JUNIUS to the printer of the P. A. assuming Junia to be his wife .. JUNIUS disavows , though not directly ...
... pretended female challenge to JUNIUS , and in support of the decision of the House of Commons on the Middlesex elec- tion . LIX . JUNIUS to the printer of the P. A. assuming Junia to be his wife .. JUNIUS disavows , though not directly ...
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... pretended that privilege , as now claimed , has ever been defined or confirmed by statute ; neither can it be said with any colour of truth , to be a part of the common law of England , which had grown into prescription , long before we ...
... pretended that privilege , as now claimed , has ever been defined or confirmed by statute ; neither can it be said with any colour of truth , to be a part of the common law of England , which had grown into prescription , long before we ...
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... pretends to tremble beneath the comic ef- forts of Foote and the tragic efforts of JUNIUS , he still wishes the world to regard Wilkes's opposition to him as a mere farce . - EDIT . are fearful odds . The two former are only labouring ...
... pretends to tremble beneath the comic ef- forts of Foote and the tragic efforts of JUNIUS , he still wishes the world to regard Wilkes's opposition to him as a mere farce . - EDIT . are fearful odds . The two former are only labouring ...
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... he produces no instance of corrup- tion , nor pretends to have any intelligence of a ministerial connection : he mentions no cause of personal hatred to Mr. Wilkes , nor any reason for my resentment , or 42 LETTERS OF JUNIUS .
... he produces no instance of corrup- tion , nor pretends to have any intelligence of a ministerial connection : he mentions no cause of personal hatred to Mr. Wilkes , nor any reason for my resentment , or 42 LETTERS OF JUNIUS .
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abuse administration answer appear assertion authority bail bailable Bute cause character circumstances committed conduct constitution contempt crown dare declared defend doctrine Duke of Grafton Duke of Portland Earl EDIT election endeavour England fact favour friends gentleman give grant honour Horne House of Commons House of Lords illegal insult judge JUNIUS jury justice king King's Bench kingdom legislature letter liberty Lord Barrington Lord Boutetort Lord Bute Lord Camden Lord Chatham Lord Hillsborough Lord Mansfield Lord Mayor Lord North Lord Rockingham lordship Majesty Majesty's mean measures ment minister ministry nation never noble offence opinion parliament party person political present pretended principles PRINTER privilege proclamation PUBLIC ADVERTISER question reason royal secretary secretary at war shew Sir James Lowther Sir Jeffery Amherst sovereign spirit statute supposed thing thought tion truth virtue warrant whole Wilkes