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The spouting-club: a mock heroic, comico, farcico, tragico, burlesque poem. By the author of The Robin Hood society: a satire. - Softcover
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<sourceLibrary>Harvard University Houghton Library
<ESTCID>N023506
<Notes>Author of The Robin Hood society = Richard Lewis; in fact by William Woty. Reprinted in Woty's "The shrubs of Parnassus", 1760, with note: This piece was got out of the author's hands, and published clandestinely in 1758, without his consent, in a borrowed name, with notes and personal reflections. With a half-title.
<imprintFull>London : printed for R. Withy, 1758. <collation>[4],16p. ; 8°
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