Characters of several ingenious designing gentlemen, : who have lately put in to the ladies invention. Which is intended to be drawn as soon as full..
[London, England : s.n.,
1697?]
Title from caption.
Above title: woodcut of horned ram in frame, with cut of mercury on horseback at right margin.
Issue lacks imprint; year and place of publication suggested by Nelson and Seccombe.
Printed in one column on folio half-sheet.
Satiric descriptions of male sexual and social inadequacy. Note at end of text refers to an earlier paper with a similar title: 'Characters of gentlemen', as not "germane" or genuine.
Nelson and Seccombe,
ESTC
Issue lacks date or chronological designation.
No more published?
Microfilm.
Apparently related to a similar title describing women.
Satire, English
Sex
Great Britain England London.
Characters of several ingenious designing gentlewomen