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UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA

JUNIUS

LORD CHATHAM,

AND THE "MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS” PROVED
TO BE SPURIOUS.

BY JOHN SWINDEN.

"A_writer who builds his arguments upon facts, is not easily to be confuted.
He is not to be answered by general assertions, or general reproaches. He
may want eloquence to amuse or persuade, but, speaking truth, he must
always convince."

JUNIUS.

"The evidence which truth carries with it is superior to all argument; it
neither wants the support, nor dreads the opposition, of the greatest
abilities."
LORD CHATHAM.

LONDON:

LONGMAN, REES, ORME, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMAN;

AND JOHN CROSS, LEEDS.

1833.

30 AING

HENRY MORSE STEPHENS