A refutation of the letter to an Hon. Brigadier-General, Commander of His Majesty's forces in Canada
By an Officer. Authorship has been attributed to Lord Thurlow. First edition? The brigadier-general referred to is Lord George Townshend, against whom the writer of the "Letter" (which is ascribed to Junius) makes serious charges for incompetency in the campaigns in Canada. cf. J. Carter Brown, Bibl. americana, v. 3, no. 1267. The "letter" has also been ascribed to Charles Lee and Henry Fox. cf. Dict. nat. biog. v. 57, p. 124
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