A Defence of the Majority in the House of Commons

Focusing on the debate surrounding general warrants, this work presents a defense of the majority in the House of Commons against the minority's arguments. It critically engages with the legal and political implications of such warrants, while also addressing inquiries into the doctrine of libels. The book is a faithful reprint of the original 1765 edition, preserving its historical context and insights into 18th-century legal discourse.