The perquisite-monger, or the rise and fall of ingratitude. Being one of the stories, which the monks of Godstow were formerly wont to divert fair Rosamond with, and which may serve to clear up several absurdities in The history of Prince Mirabel. ...
1712
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Title
The perquisite-monger, or the rise and fall of ingratitude. Being one of the stories, which the monks of Godstow were formerly wont to divert fair Rosamond with, and which may serve to clear up several absurdities in The history of Prince Mirabel. ...
Created/published
London : Printed and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster, 1712.
Description
24 p. ; (8vo)
Note
'The history of Prince Mirabel's infancy, rise and disgrace', published in London in 1712, was an allegory on John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough.
P.3 misnumbered 1.
P.3 misnumbered 1.
ESTC staff note
CSmH reports sometimes attributed to Swift, but not in Teerink
Cited/described in
English short title catalogue (ESTC), T117973
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
DA501.M22P3 Cage