This book sheds new light on the mystery surrounding the true identity of the author of the famous letters of Junius, which were published in the 18th century British press. Drawing on extensive research and family archives, it provides a detailed biography of the Rev. James Wilmot and his role as the possible author of the letters. This book is a fascinating read for anyone interested in literary history and the politics of 18th century England.

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