Tory pills to purge Whig melancholy Being a collection of the best poems, songs, &c. written in defence of church and state.
London : printed for A. Moore,
1715.
Originally published in 1710 as four separate pamphlets, each with the title 'A collection of poems, for and against Dr. Sacheverell'; these four pamphlets were put together and given a general titlepage with the same title; then reissued by Edmund Curll in 1712 as 'Whig and tory: or, wit on both sides'; another reissue of these four pamphlets in 1715 was entitled 'A tory pill, to purge Whig melancholy'; 'Tory pills' is the second edition of 'A tory pill' but with some poems omitted.
The bookseller's name in the imprint is fictitious.
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