Red and black; or the fates at faro, a serious drama; being a picture of the secret intrigues and delusions recently practiced, by the managers of the French bank, in Philadelphia; with a delineation of the affecting incidents resulting therefrom. Also, characters supporting the banks, &c. designed as a mirror for gamesters, and others who feel a propensity to hazard their fortunes and reputation at the table ...
Philadelphia : Printed by W. Woodward,
1796.
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