The Letters of Junius was partially written on behalf of this elected politician, whom the Duke of Grafton replaced as Middlesex representative in parliament with Henry Luttrell.
The Letters of Junius was partially written on behalf of this elected politician, whom the Duke of Grafton replaced as Middlesex representative in parliament with Henry Luttrell. The chant, "No Liberty, No King" was heard during a riot to protest his imprisonment for libel. That riot led to the deaths of seven in the Massacre of St. George's Fields. It was his opposition to a fellow member of the Hellfire Club, the Earl of Bute, that led to founding a newspaper whose criticisms buoyed support in favor of American colonials. Later in life his radical stances were subdued and it was he who led the forces that put down the Gordon Riots. For 10 points-- who was this British reformer and founder of the North Briton, the namesake of an American assassin?
The Letters of Junius was partially written on behalf of this elected politician, whom the Duke of Grafton replaced as Middlesex representative in parliament with Henry Luttrell.
John {Wilkes}