An edition of A rejoinder to Mr. Dobb's reply to Captain Middleton (1745)

A rejoinder to Mr. Dobb's reply to Captain Middleton

in which is expos'd, both his wilful and real ignorance of tides : &c. his Jesuitical prevarications, evasions, falsities, and false reasoning : his avoiding taking notice of facts, formerly detected and charged upon him as inventions of his or his witnesses : the character of the latter, and the present views of the former, which gave rise to the present dispute : in a word, an unparalelled disingenuity, and (to make use of a verodobbsical flower of rhetoric) a glaring impudence, are set in a fair light

By Middleton, Christopher,Joseph Tuckerman Tower