Huggins’ fantasy.
Huggins, John Richard Desborus. **G_389a.149 Hugginiana; or, Huggins’ fantasy, being a collection of the most
esteemed modern litérary productions. Exposing the art of making a noise in the world . . . and shewing how . . . a mere barber may become an emperor .. .
— New-York. Southwick. 1808. 281, (3) pp. Illus. Plate. 18 em., in 6s. The plates listed at the end of the book are missing. Pages 231 and 232 are mutilated. The book consists of humorous advertisements.
This card was printed at the Boston & Public Library, April 15, 1929
N2644 — T.r. (2.) — Wit and humor. American. — Advertising.