An appeal to the public, (by F. and J. Noble, booksellers) from the aspersions cast on them by the anonymous editor of the London Magazine.
F. and J. Noble (London, England)
[London,
1773]
A defence of 'The way to lose him' and 'The way to please him', both published in November 1772 by the Nobles, against the reviewer of both books in the London Magazine and his comment (in the review): "written solely for the use of the circulating library, and very proper to debauch all young women who are still undebauched".
Drop-head title.
In this issue the work is now enlarged to two parts, the first in octavo and the second, 'A second appeal to the public, from F. and J. Noble', in duodecimo and with separate pagination; the register is continuous.
With a final advertisement leaf.
ESTC
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