A letter from the King to his people
Edition: Seventh edition ...
Publisher: Published by William Turner, stationer to His Majesty, 69, Cheapside, (corner of Queen street). And to be had of Sams, (bookseller to His Royal Highness the Duke of York) Pall Mall; and of all other booksellers in town and country. Printed by John Cunningham, 11 Fleet lane.
Published: 1820
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 54
Notes: Royal arms on t.-p.

Ostensibly a letter from George IV giving the history of his separation from Queen Caroline, though its fictitious nature is acknowledged in a postscript (p. 52-53); ascribed to the editor of the Brunswick, or True blue (Jan.-May, 1821) in a prospectus for that magazine in the first edition of this work; ascribed to a Wasborough in the Bodleian, old British Museum, and Halkett and Laing catalogues; ascribed to John Wilson Croker by the National library of Scotland and the Libray of Congress; ascriptions ignored by recent authorities, e.g. the new catalogue of the British Museum and Myron F. Brightfield, John Wilson Croker (1940).