Jack Ketch's new and fashionable auction of choice and valuable books: : begun on Saturday last, and so to continue till the said collection of sale are sold and burnt, according to the orders of both H----s, and the highest bidder burns the books.
London, : printed for H. Clements, near Ludgate.,
1710..
A satire on Dr. Henry Sacheverell; his sermon, 'The communication of sin', was ordered to be burnt by the Houses of Parliament on 28 March 1710.
With a woodcut below title, captioned "Enter Squire Ketch, and thus compliments the ladies and gentlemen that are assembled at this new fashioned auction.
No actual punctuation at end of title after "books".
ESTC
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