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Prison amusements, and other trifles: principally written during nine months of confinement in the Castle of York.
Published by London: printed for J. Johnson, 1797
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. 1st ed. viii, 200p. Pages 119 - 200 have the running title 'Tales and trifles', introduced with its own title. Fragile page edges; marginal dust soiling to title; contemp. name at head of title. Original boards much worn and detached together with first and last few leaves. Last few leaves have an old tape stain along inner margin, presumably from an attempted repair. A binding copy of a scarce title. After his imprisonment Montgomery found work in Sheffield. He wrote for the Sheffield Register newspaper which he later re-named the Sheffield Iris. A prolific writer, Montgomery is probably best remembered now as the author of the hymn 'The Lord is my Shepherd'.
