In this work, Joseph Galloway responds to the misrepresentations of Lieutenant General Sir William Howe's pamphlet 'Letters to a Nobleman.' Galloway offers a rebuttal to Howe's claims and provides new evidence in support of his own arguments. This book sheds light on the political and military conflicts that shaped the American Revolution, making it an important resource for historians and scholars of American history.

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