Halliwell-Phillins, James Orchard, editor, 1820-1889,
**G_.283.34 Literature, The, of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, illustrated by reprints of very rare tracts. Edited by James Orchard Halli- well. London. For private circulation only, [Thomas Richards, printer.] 1851. (1), 8, 236 pp. Facsimiles. 28cm., in 4s. Contents. — Harry White his humour, by Martin Parker. — Extracts from “The pleasaunt and fine conceited comcedie of Two Italian gentlemen . . .” [verse attributed to Anthony Munday].— Tailors travels, [verse, by John Taylor, the water-poet]. — Wyl Bucke his testament, by John Lacy. [Verse.] — The booke of meery riddles, compiled by Michael Sparke. — A [Continued on the next card.]
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