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Lettres de Junius, traduites de l'anglois

1791 Subjects: Human rights, Politics and government, Republicanism Forms: Correspondence, reminiscences, etc. Translation Status: Integral French Paris URL

Authors of source text

Philip Francis

Contributions

Jean-Baptiste Varney
translator
Calixte Volland
publisher
Pierre-Charles-Augustin Gueffier
publisher

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Notes

The source text is a famous collection of anonymous letters criticising the government of king George III and defending civil liberty. Their message was of obvious interest to French radicals defending the French Revolution against British critics.