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Retreat of the French from Russia, 79 LITERARY INTELLIGENCE,

88

Junius: including Letters of the same writer under other signa
tures, (now first collected.) To which are added, his confiden-
tial correspondence with Mr. Wilkes, and his Private Letters
addressed to Mr. H. S. Woodfall. With a Preliminary Es-
say, Notes, Fac-similes, &c.

[From the Eclectie Review, for February, 1813.]

ANY general observations, that might be not impertinently

made on the writings of Junius, will more properly follow than

precede a somewhat particular and extended notice of this edi-

tion, the announcement of which will have strongly excited the

curiosity of many of our readers. And it is a signal testimony to

the eminence of the powers displayed in these letters, that, at the

distance of nearly half a century from their first coming forth; that

after a great number of subsequent political censors have had each

VOL. II. New Series.