The origin of the whale bone-petticoat

a satyr, Boston, August 2d, 1714.

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s.n, Govt. Print. Off.
Language
English
Pages
92

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Edition Notes

Photocopy. Boston : Massachusetts Historical Society, 1925. [8] leaves ; 23 cm. [Americana series].
In verse.
Caption title.
"Ten copies reproduced by photostat ... photostated at the Massachusetts Historical Society"--P. [1], insert.
"No. 141 ... from the original in the British Museum, July 1925".
Original edition listed as Evans 1709.
LC copy insert ([4] p.) mounted on front fly-leaf.

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[Boston?
Series
Americana series (Massachusetts Historical Society) ;, no. 141.
Genre
Poetry.

Classifications

Library of Congress
PS700.A1 O7 1714a

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Pagination
8 p. ;
Number of pages
92

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6685388M
LCCN
26000235
OCLC/WorldCat
14515688

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