I. The claims of Sir Philip Francis, K. B., to the authorship of Junius's letters, disproved ; II. Some enquiry into the claims of the late Charles Lloyd, esq., to the composition of them ; III. Observations on the conduct, character, and style of the writings, of the late Right Hon. Edmund Burke ; IV. Extracts from the writings of several eminent philologists, on the laconic and Asiatic, the Attic and Rhodian styles of eloquenceEdmund Henry Barker · First published 1828Open the Tome
I. The claims of Sir Philip Francis, K. B., to the authorship of Junius's letters, disprovedEdmund Henry Barker · First published 1828Open the Tome
Literary anecdotes and contemporary reminiscences of Professor Porson and othersEdmund Henry Barker · First published 1852Open the Tome
A collection of supplements to all editions of Lempriere's Classical dictionaryEdmund Henry] [Barker · First published 1837Open the Tome
The claims of Sir Philip Francis to the authorship of Junius disprovedEdmund Henry Barker · First published 1827Open the Tome
A letter addressed to the Rev. T.S. Hughes ...Edmund Henry Barker · First published 1822Open the Tome
