On literary farces (1715-1733)
Series: The Life & times of seven major British writers. Popeiana 4; Popeiana; no. 4.
Publisher: Garland Pub.
Published: 1974
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: English drama -- 18th century -- History and criticism.; Farce.; Satire, English -- History and criticism.; Burlesque (Literature)
Notes: Reprint of the 1715 ed. of A complete key to the last new farce, the What d'ye call it, by B. Griffin and L. Theobald, printed for J. Roberts, London; of the 1717 ed. of A complete key to the new farce, call'd Three hours after marriage, by E. Parker, printed by E. Berrington, London; of the 1717 ed. of A letter to Mr. John Gay concerning his late farce, entitled A comedy, by T. Drub, printed by J. Roberts, London; of the 1717 ed. of The confederates: a farce, by J. D. Breval, printed for R. Burleigh, London; of the 1718 ed. of A compleat key to the non-juror, by J. D. Breval, printed for E. Curll, London; and of the 1733 ed. of Achilles dissected, by A. Burnet, printed for W. Mears, London.