Excerpt from Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Assocaiation, Vol. 43: 1912
I find the first suggestion of a different view in a note by Wilamowitz in vol. II of his Aristoteles und Athen, 1893, where (p. 215) he speaks of the Fourth Philippic and the speech On the Letter as being "allerdings keine Reden, sondern politische Flugschriften." The next year Eduard Schwartz in the course of a discussion of the First Philippic presented in some detail an argument for considering Demosthenes" political speeches, so-called, as political pamphlets. This view has now been fully accepted by Wilamowitz, Eduard Meyer, and Paul Wendland.
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