A candid refutation of the charges brought against the present ministers, in a late pamphlet [by Lord Temple], entituled The principles of the late changes impartically examined, in a letter to the supposed author
by George Grenville
Book 1766 of John Almon's Select collection of the most interesting tracts -- v. 2
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