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Junius Again
October 4, 1894 issue

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The article presents information on the book "Junius Revealed," by H. R. Francis. The book contains an emphatic and detailed statement of opinion by Francis. His grandfather was really the author of Junius and this is illustrated by recounting various idiosyncrasies and anecdotes retained by family tradition. Much of this matter may be found in almost the same language in Parkes Merivale's Life of Sir Philip Francis to which work, indeed, the present purports to be only a supplement. Of course, the value of all such opinions is merely corroborative it might be nullified at any moment by an authentic disclosure of the real identity of Juinus.

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JUNIUS Revealed (Book); FRANCIS, H. R.; BOOKS; BIOGRAPHY; ANECDOTES; LITERATURE
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