...talents have defervedly gained to the fignature of Juntas, draws from me a reply, which I difdained to give to the anonymous lies of Mr. Wilkes. You make frequent lA of the word Gentleman ; I only call myfelf a man, and defire no other diflinction: if you are either,...

...talents have defervedly gained to the fignature of Junius, draws from me a reply, which I difdamed to give to the anonymous lies of Mr. Wilkes. You make frequent life of rhe word gentleman ; I only call myfelf a man, and defire no other diftindion. If you arc either,...

...talents have defervedly gained to the fignature of Junius, draws from me a reply, which I difdained to give to the anonymous lies of Mr. Wilkes. You make frequent ufe of the word Gentleman; I only call myfelf a Man, and defire no other diftin&ion : if you are either,...

...talents have defervedly gained to the fignature of Jiatius, draws from me a reply, which 1 difdained to give to the anonymous lies of Mr. Wilkes. You make frequent ufe of the word Gentleman; I only call myfelf a Man, and defire no other diflinflion : if you are either,...

...talents have defervedly gained to the fignature of Junius, draws from me a reply, which I difdained to give to the anonymous lies of Mr. Wilkes. You make frequent ufc of the word Gentleman ; I only call myfelf a Man, and defire no other diftin&ion : if you are either,...

...fiequent ule of the word Gentleman; Í only call my ft If a Man, and define no other diftinftion : If you are either, you are bound to make good your charges, or to confefs that you have done me a hafty injuttice upon no authority. I put the matter fairly to ¡(Tue.—I...

...talents have 'defcrvcdly gained to the ilgnature of Junius y draws from me a reply, which I difdained to give to the anonymous lies of Mr. Wilkes, You make frequent ufe of the word Gentleman; I only call myfelf a Mnn y and defire no other djftinition : if you are...

...talents have deservedly gained to the signature of Junius, draws from me a reply, which I disdained to give to the anonymous lies of Mr. Wilkes. You make...charges, or to confess that you have done me a hasty injustice upon no authority. I put the matter fairly to issue.—I say, that so far from any new '...

...Shaftesbury himself never succeeds so ill as when he attempts ridicule. me a reply, which I disdained to give to the anonymous lies of Mr. Wilkes. You make...charges, or to confess that you have done me a hasty injustice upon no authority. You makefrequent use of the word gentleman; I only call myself a man,...

...Shaftesbury himself never succeeds so ill as when he attempts ridicule. me a reply, which I disdained to give to the anonymous lies of Mr. Wilkes. You make...charges, or to confess that you have done me a hasty injustice upon no authority. You makefrequent use of the word gentleman ; I only call myself a. man,...