Excerpt from A Plain Reply to the Pamphlet Calling Itself a Plain Answer: Being a More Fair State of the Question Between the Late and the Present Ministers
-mentioned) had been circulated under Treafury franks. This B 2 ishand, it is notorious, and even acknowledged, that the Plain Anfwer, was not only written by a near friend, or rather (for, I believe, it is in fome degree a joint production) by near friends of Mr. Pitt, but was a6tually revifed by him.
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