A statement of facts relative to the behaviour of the Rev. Dr. Parr to the late Mr. H. Homer, and Dr. Combe, in orderto point out the source, falsehood and malignity of Dr. Parr's attack in the British Critic on the character of Dr. Combe
by Charles Combe
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