This book contains the famous Letters of Junius, along with notes and illustrations that provide historical, political, biographical, and critical context. Junius was the pseudonym for an unknown writer who composed a series of letters to the public between 1769 and 1772, criticizing the British government and monarchy. The identity of Junius has never been definitively confirmed, leading to speculation and intrigue. This edition, edited by Robert Heron, provides insight into the significance and impact of the Letters of Junius.

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