A Plain Answer to the Misrepresentations and Calumnies contained in the Cursory Remarks of a New Observer (by T.R. Bentley). By a More Accurate Observer. 3rd edn.. This item is unavailable.A Plain Answer to the Misrepresentations and Calumnies contained in the Cursory Remarks of a New Observer (by T.R. Bentley). By a More Accurate Observer. 3rd edn.

Half title, 4pp ads. (iv), (84)pp. Uncut, sewn as issued. BL only for this edition on Copac. "On the strength of a recent 'sensible pamphlet' on a financial question, (Courtenay) was chosen by Rose, Long and Pitt, who did not want anyone 'immediately connected' with him to do the job, to act as Pitt's standard-bearer in the current pamphlet war with government. His Plain Answer, a defence of Pitt and Grenville against the attack made in A few cursory remarks upon the state of parties, for which he was supplied with materials and advice by Pitt and Long, was published later in the year." (History of Parliament).