The Letters of Junius

admitted affirm answer appear argument army assert authority bail bailable best of princes betrayed called candidate cause character conduct confess constitution contempt crown declared defense desert determined dignity doctrine duke of Bedford duke of Grafton duty election England expelled expulsion fact favor felony friends grace honest honor house of commons house of lords incapacity instance insult judge Junius's jury justice king kingdom law of parliament legislature LETTER liberty lord Bute lord Chatham lord Granby lord Mansfield lord North lord Rockingham Luttrell majesty mean measures ment minister ministry nation never offense opinion party perhaps person PHILO JUNIUS political precedent present pretended prince principles PRINTER privilege PUBLIC ADVERTISER question reason regiment resolution sir William Draper sovereign spirit statute statute of Westminster suffer supposed thought tion treachery truth understanding violated virtue vote Walpole Walpole's whole Wilkes