I. THE CLAIMS OF

SIR PHILIP FRANCIS, K. B.,

TO THE AUTHORSHIP OF

JUNIUS'S LETTERS,

DISPROVED:

II. SOME ENQUIRY INTO THE CLAIMS OF
THE LATE CHARLES LLOYD, ESQ.

TO THE COMPOSITION OF THEM:

III. Observations on the Conduct, Character, and Style of
the Writings, of

THE LATE RIGHT HON. EDMUND BURKE:

IV. EXTRACTS

FROM THE WRITINGS Of several EMINENT PHILOLOGISTS,

ON THE

LACONIC AND ASIATIC, THE ATTIC AND RHODIAN

STYLES OF ELOQUENCE.

Nonnulli, tædio investigandæ penitus veritatis, cuilibet opinioni temere potius
succumbunt, quam in explorando pertinaci diligentia perseverant.

Cf. Thucyd. 1, 20.

MINUCIUS FELIX, Oct. 5.

By E. H. BARKER, Esq.,
Of Thetford, in Norfolk.

LONDON:

JOHN BOHN, HENRIETTA-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN,
AND T. RODD, 2 GREAT NEWPORT-STREET, LONG-ACRE.

1828. TOR LIBR

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