A vindication of the autographs of Sir Roger de Coverley's "Perverse Widow" and her "Malicious confident"
Subtitle: from a disparaging statement thrown out in the Athenaeum : including also a refutation of one of the charges of "mystification" brought against Alexander Pope in that journal
By: Extracted from Thomas Kerslake's Catalogue of valuable books, Bristol ; to which is added, in answer to the Athenaeum's reply, a Postscript in which it is proved that persons of illustrious rank and "the most shining accomplishments" in former times did use to "scribble" on the fly leaves and title-pages of their printed books
Publisher: Thomas Kerslake?
Published: 1855
Place of publication: Bristol?]
Language: eng
Subjects: Signatures (Writing)
Notes: Dispute concerning autographs of Catharina Boevey and Mary Pope.

Caption-title.

Author's name printed at end.

Running-title: Kerslake's Catalogue of books, Bristol.

Printed in double columns.

Date from author's [1]-p. transmittal A.L.S. to W. D. Macray, dated June 1, 1855.

Publisher's booklist: p. 8.