The true-born Englishman
Subtitle: a satyr
Edition: The nineteenth edition with large additions / and an explanatory preface in vindication of it, by the author. Unto which is added, A prologue to Tamerlan, being a comparison of the great King William the Third with Tamerlan the Great, by Dr. Garth.
Publisher: Printed for M.G. at Essex-Street-Gate
Published: 1704
Place of publication: London [that is, Dublin]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 33
Subjects: English National characteristics; Poetry; Early works to 1800
Notes: By Daniel Defoe. Consult English short title catalogue.

Fictitious imprint; printed in Dublin for Matthew Gunne. Consult English short title catalogue.

In verse.

A reply to John Tutchin's The foreigners.

Signatures: A-B⁸ C⁴; C2 missigned "C3."

English short title catalogue, entry N14086

Foxon, D.F. English verse, 1701-1750, D167

Purchased in 2019 with the Louis J. Appell Jr. Fund for British Civilization in HCL.

Former owner's inscription on inside rear board; Jas. A. Rothwell, Walkerton, Ont.

Former owner's signature, page [6]: Wm. Welman.

Number 5 of 9 titles bound together; bound with: Daniel Defoe, Royal religion ([Dublin?], 1704); William Bisset, Plain English (London, 1704) and More plain English (London, 1705); Matthew Hale, The great audit (10th ed., London, 1700); Daniel Defoe, An elegy on the author of the true-born-English-man (London, 1704), and A hymn to victory ([Dublin?], [1704?]); Joseph Addison, The campaign ([Dublin?], 1705); John Philips, Bleinheim ([Dublin], 1705).

Bound in contemporary paneled sheep over boards; in CMI case.
Table of contents: title: True-born Englishman; title: Prologue to a play called Tamerlan / Dr. Garth; title: On King William's passing the Boyn, Jly the 1st 1690; title: On the death of King William, who dyed the 8th of March, 1701; title: Charles the Third's Portugal expedition February 1703 / Dr. Garth.