A Defence of the Majority in the House of Commons: On the Question Relating to General Warrants: In Answer to the Defence of the Minority.

The book presents a compelling argument supporting the majority opinion in the House of Commons regarding the contentious issue of general warrants. It responds directly to opposing views articulated by the minority, emphasizing the legal and constitutional implications of the debate. The author meticulously examines the principles of governance and individual rights, advocating for the majority's stance while addressing the concerns raised by dissenters. This work serves as a critical analysis of the political landscape and the role of parliamentary decision-making in safeguarding liberties.