The philosophick mirrour, or a general view of human oeconomy. Containing, a general system of the natural and revealed laws; ... With notes historical and critical.
Johnson, Samuel,active 1759-1763.
Dublin : printed, for M. Williamson, J. Potts, and L. Flinn,
[1759?]
First issued as 'The philosophic mirrour', with a titlepage dated 1759.
In two parts, each with separate titlepage, but pagination and register are continuous.
P.177-184 misnumbered 81-88.
The 1763 edition bears the author statement: "By Samuel Johnson".
The subscription list names two printers: Alexander McCulloh and James Pue.
The titlepage to the first part is undated, that to the second part is dated 1759.
ESTC