Calumny And Defamation Retorted

Published in 1725, this lively pamphlet is a classic example of English satire and polemic. William Du-Gard was a lawyer and writer who took issue with some of the views expressed by the Reverend Dr. Anthony Bliss in a previous publication. In this letter, Du-Gard delivers a scathing critique of Bliss's arguments, and defends his own position with wit, style, and erudition. The pamphlet is an entertaining, thought-provoking, and historically significant work of literature.

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