The counter-medly, being a proper answer to all the dunces of the medly and their abettors
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 9943
Publisher: Printed by Anthony Armbruster
Published: 1765
Place of publication: [Philadelphia
Language: eng
Format: Electronic resource
Subjects: Hunt, Isaac, -- ca. 1742-1809
Other titles: Free and an accepted Mason (Tune)
Notes: David James Dove's reply to Isaac Hunt's The medley, accusing Dove of gross immorality

Verse in sixteen stanzas; first line: Hail poets twelve! None like you e'er were born

Followed by: A song. To the tune of a free and an accepted Mason. First lines: Come let us prepare We true men that are

Imprint supplied by Evans

Text in four columns; engraved cut at head of title

Evans 9943

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