clergyman's daughter, or Julia in London
Subtitle: being the interesting history of the daughter of a village curate, who, journeying to London, to obtain the living for her father, is, while in the stage, robbed by a highwayman on the road, and afterwards, by a young rake, under the guise of friendship, is decoyed to an hotel, from which she is rescued by the highwayman who robbed her, her adventures in London, and the manner in which she at last gets introduced to the . . .  . --
Publisher: Dean & Munday
Published: 1800
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Other titles: Julia in London.