Whig and tory: or, wit on both sides Being a collection of poems, by the ablest pens of the high and low parties, upon the most remarkable occasions, from the change of the ministry, to this time.
London : printed, and sold by the booksellers,
1712.
A reissue of the volume containing the four parts, with a general cancel titlepage and conjugate preface leaf, the titlepages to all parts excised, and with the addition of pp. 41-44.
Part one is the edition with the "A" of sig. A2 under the "n" of "own" and the fourth part is the 1711 part.
Published by Curll, according to Lowndes.
Published in 1710 and 1711 as four separate pamphlets of 40p., each with a titlepage, the first part entitled 'A collection of poems, for and against Dr. Sacheverell', and the other three parts having "&c." after "poems" in the title; these four parts were collected into a volume in the same year with the general title as that of the first part.
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