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<dl><dd>2 unnumbered pages, 16 pages ; 24 cm (4to)</dd>
<dd>Consists of an anonymous letter, with introductory text and an affidavit signed Philip Withers, dated 13th Feb. 1789 and 11th Feb. 1789 respectively. The affidavit (p. 4) states: "I hereby declare that the letter annexed was brought by the penny post, that I am totally ignorant of the author "</dd>
<dd>Author is Philip Withers: see McCoy: Freedom. W341</dd>
<dd>Withers was sued for libel by Mrs. Fitzherbert</dd>
<dd>Signatures: a2 B-D2</dd>
<dd>Erratum, p. 16</dd>
<dd>"Sold at No. 9, Queen-Street, near Duke-Street, Grosvenor-Square. Where may be had the fifth edition of Alfred. The public are requested to take notice that pirated copies of Alfred are on sale - mutilated and incomplete. On the 21st instant, will be published, a reply to a letter from a nobleman. Also, another letter to the Prince. Price one shilling each"</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Fitzherbert, Maria Anne, 1756-1837; George IV, King of Great Britain, 1762-1830; Withers, Philip. History of the royal malady</div>
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Withers, Philip, -1790</div>
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