The Letters of the Celebrated Junius

abilities administration admitted affirm answer appear argument army assertion authority Bedford called candidate carried cause character charge command conduct consequences consider constitution court creates defend determine Draper Duke duty effect election expelled expulsion fact false fame feel force friends give given Grace Grafton guards honour hope house of commons important incapable incapacity instance interest judge Junius justice king kingdom known least leave LETTER Lord manner mean measures ment military mind minister ministry nature never once opinion parliament party perhaps person political possible precedent present principles proceedings produced proof prove question reason received regiment resolution respect seems Sir William spirit stand suffer sufficient supposed taken tell thing thought tion true truth understanding virtue vote whole Wilkes wish writer