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dicated. In answer to a letter of Junius. L. [* a publisher's name] 1772. 8vo.

xxiv. [Hughes, Benjamin.] An Epistle to Jumus. L. [? a publisher's name] 1774. 8vo.

xxv. * A serious Letter to the Public, on the late Transaction between Lord North and the Duke of Grafton. By Junius. L. [no publisher's name] 1778. 8vo.

A forgery, -with which Junius had nothing to do.

xxvi The Intrepid Magazine. L. 1784 8vo

Contains letters signed "Junius."

xxvn Anecdotes of Junius to -which is prefixed the King's Reply. South- ampton, Baker, 1788. 8vo.

Tbcae anecdotes are repunted from the Picca- dilly Edition of 1771.

xxviii. Junius discovered. By P. T., Esq L., Pores, s a. but 1789. 8vo.

"Written by Philip Thicknesse, and in favor of Tooke.

xxix *The Letters of Junius. A new edition with a copious index. L., Hamilton, 1792. 2 vols. 12mo,

The following editions also deserve passing mention:

Bensley's, L. 1794, 2 vols., 12mo. Campbell's, P. 1795, lOmo. Mundell's, L. 1796, Svo.

Bensley 's, L 1797, 2 vols. , Svo. [A few on T, P ] ; L. 1798, 2 vols, 12mo and Svo, L. 1799, 2 vols., Svo. Vernor & Hood's, L. 1800, 2 vols., ISrao; L 1804,

1 vol., ISmo, L. 1S06, 2 vols , 12rao. Bensley's, L. 1801 and 1806, 2 vole, Svo.

xxx. * Chalmers, George. An Ap- pendix to the Supplemental Apology. . . being the Documents for the Opinion that Hugh McAulay Boyd wrote Ju- nius's Letters. L., 1800. Svo

xxxi. #The Letters of Juniue, with Notes and Illustrations Historical, Polit- ical, Biographical, and Critical, by Rob- ert Heron. L. 1802. 2 vols. Svo.

An edition of this book was published in the same year, containing both volumes in one. A second edition, of two volumes, was published in ISO*, containing 70 pages added to the preface of the first volume, and an appendix of 18 to the second. It was reprinted in. Philadelphia and Boston the same year.

xxxii. *Almon, John. The Letters of Junius Complete, with letters and articles to which he replied, and with notes biographical and explanatory ; also a prefatory enquiry respecting the real author. L. 1806. 2 vols. 12mo,

The following editions appeared about this period:

Ballantyne's, Edlnb. 180T, Svo. Oddy's, L. 1811, 2 volfl., 12mo. Goodwin's, L. 1812, 2 vols., 12mo.

xxxiii. * [Girdlestone, Thomas ] Reasons for rejecting the presumptive Evidence of Mr. Almon, that Mr. Hugh Boyd was the writer of Junius; with Passages selected to prove the real Au- thor of the Letters of Junius. L. 1808. Svo.

In favor of Mapr-Greneral Charles Lee, of the American aimy.

xxxiv. [Fitzgerald, Mr.] Another Guess at Junius, and a Dialogue in the Shades. L. 1809. Svo.

In favor of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham.

xxxv. * Draper, Sir W. Letters to Junius. L. 1812. Svo.

A defence of the Earl of Granby and Geneial Gansell.

xxxvi. * The Letters of Junius, includ- ing 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 H. S. Wood- fall, with a preliminary Essay [by J. Mason Good, MD.], Notes, etc. L., Woodfall, 1812. 3 vols. Svo.

This edition was edited by Geoige Woodfall; and copies me also found on Lai go Papei It was lepnnted in Philadelphia the following year, in two volumes, Svo.

xxxvii. # Girdlestone, Dr. Thomas. Facts tending to prove that General Lee was never absent from this Country for any length of time, during the years 1767, 1768, 1760, 1770, 1771, 1772, and that he was the Author of Junius. L. 1813. Svo.

xxxvm. * Roche, John. An Inquiry concerning the Author of the Letteis of Junius ; in which it is proved, by inter- nal, as well as by direct and satisfactory Evidence, that they were written by the late Bight Hon. Edmund Burke. L. 1813. 8vo.

xxxix. *Serres, Olivia Wilmot The Life of the Author of the Letters of Junius, the Rev. James Wilmot, D.D. By his niece. L. 1818, 8vo,

XL. * [Taylor, John.] A Discovery of the Author of the Letters of Junius, founded on such Evidence and Illustra- tions as explain all the mysterious cir- cumstances and apparent contradictions which have contributed to the conceal- ment of this "most important secret of our times/' L. 1813. 8vo.

In favor of Sir Philip Prancis.

XLI. *Duppa, Richard. Memoirs of a celebrated literary and political Char- acter, from 1742 to 1767, containing strictures of some of the most distin-