The history of the swindling and amorous adventures of James George Semple, &c. &c. since his liberation from the hulks; comprising his various deceptions ... With an account of the major's former unparralleled feats in Russia, ... Together with his letters, as published to ... the Duke of York, with observations and refutations to each. To which are added a description with anecdotes of ... Dulcinea, the celebrated daughter of Mother Cole.
Semple, James George,1759-
[London] : Sold by Mr. Mason, Piccadilly,
[1795?]
Register is irregular between p. 130 and p. 129; catchword on p. 130; "Amor-" and drop-head title on p. 129 (which is of a different setting) is: 'Some account of the amorous adventures of James George Semple, ..'.
Text ends on p.146 with "End of part the first", but it seems to be complete.
The introduction states that it includes "essential articles contained in Kearsley's publication entitled The prince of swindlers", i.e. 'Memoirs of the northern imposter; or the prince of swindlers'.
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