The poetical works of Philip late Duke of Wharton; and others of the Wharton family, and of the Duke's intimate acquaintance. Particularly Lord Bolingbroke, Dean Swift, Lady Wharton, Doctor Delany, Lord Dorset, Major Pack, the Honourable Mrs. Wharton, &c. Together with some original letters of wit, gallantry, &c. Also two entertaining novels, by the celebrated Mrs. Arabella Plantin. And several pieces of wit and humour never before publish'd. With a genuine and impartial account of the life, conduct and behaviour of that ... nobleman ... communicated by a person of quality, and one of his Grace's intimate friends. In two volumes..
Wharton, Philip Wharton,Duke of,1698-1731.
Plantin, Arabella,active 1727.Ingrateful.
Plantin, Arabella,active 1727.Love led astray.
London: : Printed for William Warner ... ,
[1732?].
Many of the works have a separate title page dated 1727.
Verso of leaf C6 of v. 2: "Just published by H. Curll in the Strand" (which has been pasted over).
Last six leaves of v. 2: "Books printed, and sold by William Warner, at Dryden's Head, next the Rose Tavern, without Temple-Bar, London".
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