An edition of A new humorous song, on the Cherokee chiefs (1762)

A new humorous song, on the Cherokee chiefs

inscribed to the ladies of Great Britain

by H. Howard

H. Howard, H. Howard

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An edition of A new humorous song, on the Cherokee chiefs (1762)

A new humorous song, on the Cherokee chiefs

inscribed to the ladies of Great Britain

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Edition Notes

George, v. 4, no. 3868
"To the tune of, Caesar and Pompey were both of them horned."
A satire on the reaction of the "females of Britain" to the arrival in London in 1762 of three chiefs of the Cherokee Nation on an embassy to the court of King George III.

Published in: [London]

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Library of Congress: E99.C5 H8

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Pagination: 1 sheet ([1] p.) :

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Open Library: OL6640727M
LCCN: 22001096

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A new humorous song, on the Cherokee chiefs

inscribed to the ladies of Great Britain

by H. Howard