| Item Description: | "Directions for placing the cuts"--v. 1, facing p. i. - "Stat nominis umbra"--motto on t.p. - Contents pages for both volumes in v. 1. - Each volume has an additional, engraved t.p., dated 1797. - Each volume has notes at end. - English Short Title Catalog, T301008. - Index at the end of v. 2. - Reproduction of original from Bodleian Library (Oxford). - Variously attributed. Junius is the pseudonymous author of a series of letters that appeared in the "Public advertiser" Jan. 1769-Jan. 1772, attacking among others the Duke of Grafton, Lord Mansfield, and George III. He is generally thought to have been Sir Philip Francis--Oxford Companion to English Literature, 4th ed., p. 440 |
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