The ladies polite songster, or, Harmony for the fair-sex
Subtitle: containing a select collection of the newest and most admired songs; as they are sung at the theatres, public gardens, &c., together with the songs as they were sung at the Jubilee, also a great variety of curious originals, particularly adapted to the ear of the fair-sex : to which are added a choice collection of country dances for the ensuing year; likewise plain directions for singing with a good grace ...
Contributors: Rennoldson, engraver; Shepherd, Thomas, active 1769-1781, publisher; Asker, Rob Bert, active 18th century, former owner; Edwards, James O., 1943- former owner
Series: Eighteenth century collections online
Publisher: Printed for T. Shepherd, at no. 147, in the Minories; Stephen Smith, no. 17, Pater-noster-Row; and sold by most booksellers in England
Published: 1770
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 144
Subjects: English Songs; Early works to 1800; Country-dances
Other titles: Harmony for the fair-sex
Notes: The Jubillee mentioned in the title is Shakespeare's jubile of 1769. ESTC record dated [1772], based on NUC.

Signatures: B-N⁶.

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Frontispiece: S. Wale del.; M. Rennoldson sculp.

Without music.

ESTC T177675