Some reasons for believing sundry letters and papers, ascribed, in three late publications, to Admiral Byng, not only spurious, but also an insidious attempt to prejudice the Admiral's character. By a by-stander
by C. W----e
Part of Eighteenth Century -- reel 10866, no. 05.
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