A mad world, my masters
Subtitle: and other prose works
By: by Nicholas Breton, edited by Ursula Kentish-Wright
Contributors: Kentish-Wright, Ursula
Publisher: The Cresset Press
Published: 1929
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Notes: "Limited to 500 copies on mould-made paper, numbered 1-500, and to 30 copies on hand-made paper,numbered I-XXX."

Special Collections' copy is no. XXI
Table of contents: v. 1. Introduction. Fantasticks. Wits trenchmour. A mad world, my masters. Characters upon essaies. The court and country.; v. 2. Elogy of Queen Elizabeth. The wil of wit. The authors dreame of strange effects. The scholler and the souldiour. The miseries of Mavillia. The praise of vertuous ladies. A dialogue betweene anger and patience. A phisitions letter. A farewell. A post with a packet of mad letters