A description of the grand pantomimical drama of Obi: or, Three-Finger'd Jack
Subtitle: As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Norwich. With the words of the songs, duets, and chorusses. : And A narrative of the life and exploits of Mansong, commonly called Three-finger'd Jack
Contributors: Arnold, Samuel, 1740-1802; Burdett, William
Publisher: Printed by Stevenson and Matchett
Published: 1800
Place of publication: Norwich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Slavery; Insurrections; Obeah (Cult)
Notes: The pantomime, libretto by John Fawcett and music by Samuel Arnold, was first produced at the Haymarket on 5 July 1800.

First published as part of: The life and exploits of Mansong, commonly called Three-finger'd Jack ... Sommers Town [i.e. London], 1800.

Cf. Ragatz, L.J. Brit. Caribbean hist., p. 191 and 198.

"Narrative of the life and exploits of Mansong, or, Three-Finger'd Jack.": p. 11-16. A very abbreviated version of William Burdett's work.