The vision, a poem.
Defoe, Daniel,1661?-1731.
[Edinburgh : s.n.,
1706]
Priority of the printings of this poem is uncertain (Foxon).
The British Library copy on ECCO has empty parentheses above title, no full stop after 'poem' in title, page [1] line 2 reads 'Witches', the last word of page 3 is 'Raill' and page number 4 is above the 's' and space of 'Nations were'. At least three variant printings are known to exist: Variant A has the page number 4 above the 'a' of 'Nations'; Variant B there are no empty parentheses above the caption title, there is a full stop after 'poem' in the title, page [1] line 2 reads 'Withches',  the last word of page 3 is 'rail' and the page number 4 is above the 'ti' of 'Nations'; Variant C there are no empty parentheses above the caption title, there is a full stop after 'poem' in the title, and the last word of page 3 is 'rail'.
Caption title with empty parentheses above it (i.e. with no page number), pages 2-4 are numbered.
Anonymous. By Daniel Defoe. Formerly attributed to Thomas Hamilton, 6th Earl of Haddington.
An attack on John Hamilton, Lord Belhaven.
ESTC
Moore
Foxon
Belhaven, John Hamilton, Baron, 1656-1708
Scotland Edinburgh.