The last dying words of the eighteenth century

a pindarick ode. Giving a humorous and chronological detail of all the remarkable events, fashions, characters, &c. &c. in that period. By Andrew Merry, Esq.

by Andrew Merry

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Published 1800 by printed by J. Barker: for J. Lee; C. Chappel; and S. Reed in London .
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Edition Notes

Series	Eighteenth century -- reel 6995, no. 16.
The Physical Object
Format	Microform
Pagination	[6],50p.
Number of Pages	50
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL16829316M

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