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Shakespeare, William. Imitations, burlesques, parodies,
Antiquity, a farce, in two acts. **G 4014.22 London. Reynell. 1808. ix-45 pp. 22% cm., in 4s.
| Intended to ridicule those who affect the manners of bygone times. Two | of the scenes represent Falstaff and his companions at a tavern in East- cheap. It is said to have been written by a gentleman of the Inner Temple.
 
 
This card was printed at the Boston Public Library, March 28, 1914.
K1448 — Shakespeare, William. Imitations, burlesques, parodies.