A supplement to the Faults on both sides : containing the compleat history of the proceedings of a party ever since the Revolution: in a familiar dialogue between Steddy and Turn-round, two displac'd officers of state. Which may serve to explain Sir Thomas Double; ...
Defoe, Daniel,1661?-1731,
London : printed for J. Baker,
1710.
'Faults on both sides' is by Simon Clement.
Sometimes attributed to Daniel Defoe (Trent, Hutchins, Moore, Novak). Attribution disputed by Furbank and Owens, Defoe de-attributions.
Copies are found with various combinations of mixed sheets. Variant 1: pp. 49-76 correctly numbered; catchword on p. 4: or; p. 28, line 1 ends "Af-"; p. 35, line 24 begins "Preacher"; catchword on p. 48: This; catchword on p. 57: the. Variant 2: pp. 49-76 correctly numbered; catchword on p. 4: given; p. 28, line 1 ends "Affairs"; p. 35, line 24 begins "ing Preacher"; catchword on p. 48: This; catchword on p. 57: beyond. Variant 3: pp. 49-76 correctly numbered; catchword on p. 4: or; p. 28, line 1 ends "Affairs"; p. 35, line 24 begins "ing Preacher"; catchword on p. 48: This; catchword on p. 57: beyond. Variant 4: pp. 49-76 misnumbered 41-68; catchword on p. 4: given; p. 28, line 1 ends "Affairs"; p. 35, line 24 begins "ing Preacher"; catchword on p. 48: Turn; catchword on p. 57: beyond. Variant 5 is as variant 4 but with catchword on p. 57 as "son".
Moore,
ESTC