Junius Unmasked

In Junius Unmasked, Joel Moody offers a provocative theory about the identity of Junius, the mysterious author of a series of scathing political letters published in the newspapers of 18th-century England. Moody argues that Junius was in fact Thomas Paine, the radical political thinker who later played a leading role in the American and French Revolutions. The book is a fascinating historical detective story that sheds new light on a literary mystery that has puzzled scholars for centuries.

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