The state screen display'd; or, the projector at his last shift. In which the vicissitudes of his fortune, and the virtues of his gilded pacificks are fully delineated.
Stanhope, Philip Stanhope,Earl,1712-1786.
London : printed for, and sold by S. Slow, and also by the booksellers in town and country,
1734.
Anonymous. By Philip Stanhope, second Earl Stanhope.
Folded engraved plate as frontispiece.
Page 13 misnumbered 10.
The verse is a commentary on the engraving, satirizing Walpole's policies.
ESTC
Foxon,
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