| Record ID | ia:nowhippingenortr00bretuoft |
| Source | Internet Archive |
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050 4 $aPR2214 B4$bN6 1601A
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100 10 $aBreton, Nicholas,$d1545?-1626? supposed author
245 10 $aNo whippinge, nor trippinge:$bbut a kinde friendly snippinge. London, 1601. A poetical reply, moral, satirical, and proverbial, during the literary quarrel between Ben Jonson, John Marston, W. Ingram, of Cambridge, and others. Reprinted from the original ed., lately in the possession of Charles E. Isham, and now in the British Museum, with a bibliographical pref. by Charles Edmonds.
260 0 $aLondon$bE. Mathews$c1895
300 $a64p.
440 0 $aIsham reprints,$vno. 3
948 $a07/14/1992$b09/20/1998
596 $a26
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