A remarkable account of Guy
Subtitle: who, by strange enterprizes in war, obtained for his bride, Phelice, the daughter of Roband, Earl of Warwick; and after he became the successor of Earl Roband, freely parted with scenes of worldly honor, and lived in poverty, and died in obscurity. : In a poem intirely new. : [Four lines from Mons. de Renty]
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 26068
Publisher: Printed by George J. Osborne, Guttemberg's Head, Newburyport.
Published: 1793
Place of publication: Newburyport, Mass.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 11
Subjects: Guy of Warwick (Legendary character); Epic poetry; Romances
Other titles: Fall of Dagon.
Work titles: Guy of Warwick (Romance)
Notes: In verse.

Signatures: A⁶.

"The fall of Dagon, the chief idol of the Philistines ..."--p. 10-11.

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