Poems, a chosen collection, viz. The man of taste, An essay on man, four parts. ...
[Edinburgh] : Printed and sold by the booksellers of London and Edinburgh,
[1735?]
A collection of Edinburgh piracies, with ornaments used by T. Ruddiman and by R. Fleming; includes two advertisements for Allan Ramsay as bookseller.
Each part has also been catalogued individually.
See Foxon B399, P829, P836, P841, P846, P927, P890, P803, P970, J33, G149, L329, V42, M52.
Bramston, J. 'The man of taste', London, 1733 -- Pope, A. 'An essay on man', London, 1733-34, in four parts with continuous pagination -- Pope, A. 'Of the use of riches', London, 1732, and 'The first satire of the second book of Horace', London, 1733, with contiuous pagination -- Pope, A. 'An epistle from Mr. Pope, to Dr. Arbuthnot', London, 1734 -- Pope, A. 'Sober advice from Horace', London, [1735] -- Jacob, H. 'Chiron to Achilles', London, 1732 -- Gilbert, T. 'A view of the town', 1735 -- Lyttelton, G. 'Advice to a lady', London, 1733 -- 'Verses address'd to the imitator of the first satire of the second book of Horace', London, 1733 -- Mallet, D. 'Of verbal criticism', London, 1733.
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