The speech of John Gardiner, Esquire. Delivered in the House of Representatives. On Thursday, the 26th of January, 1792; on the subject of the report of the committee, appointed to consider the expediency of repealing the law against theatrical exhibitions within this commonwealth. [Twenty-four lines of quotations]
Gardiner, John,1737-1793.
Massachusetts.General Court.House of Representatives.
[Boston] : Printed [by Belknap & Hall] at the Apollo Press, in Boston, for the author,
MDCCXCII. [1792]
"A dissertation on the ancient poetry of the Romans; with incidental observations on certain superstitions, &c."--p. [110]-159.
"Corrigenda."-- p. [160].
Half-title and running title: Gardiner on the theatre.
Two states noted. In one, catchwords on p. [103] and 104 are "Some" and "According"; in the other, catchwords are "have" and "pears." - Error in paging: page numbers 135-136 omitted in pagination.
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