An edition of Fair play, or, Who are the adulterers, slanderers and demoralizers? (1820)

Fair play, or, Who are the adulterers, slanderers and demoralizers?

being answer to the editor of "The News" on his enquiry, "How many of the Queen's judges have been convicted of adultery?" : with curious additions, and an address to the female inhabitants of such parishes, and friends of those public bodies, who have not yet addressed Her Majesty the Queen

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An edition of Fair play, or, Who are the adulterers, slanderers and demoralizers? (1820)

Fair play, or, Who are the adulterers, slanderers and demoralizers?

being answer to the editor of "The News" on his enquiry, "How many of the Queen's judges have been convicted of adultery?" : with curious additions, and an address to the female inhabitants of such parishes, and friends of those public bodies, who have not yet addressed Her Majesty the Queen

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W. Benbow
Language
English
Pages
32

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Subjects
Anecdotes, facetiae, satire, Nobility
People
Caroline Amelia Elizabeth Queen, consort of George IV, King of Great Britain (1768-1821)
Places
Great Britain
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Cover of: Fair play, or, Who are the adulterers, slanderers and demoralizers?
Fair play, or, Who are the adulterers, slanderers and demoralizers?: being answer to the editor of "The News" on his enquiry, "How many of the Queen's judges have been convicted of adultery?"
1820, W. Benbow
in English - 2nd ed.
Cover of: Fair play, or, Who are the adulterers, slanderers, and demoralizers?
Fair play, or, Who are the adulterers, slanderers, and demoralizers?: being an answer to the editor of "The news", on his enquiry "How many of the Queen's judges have been convicted of adultery?".
1820, W. Benbow
in English
Cover of: Fair play, or, Who are the adulterers, slanderers and demoralizers?
Fair play, or, Who are the adulterers, slanderers and demoralizers?: being answer to the editor of "The News" on his enquiry, "How many of the Queen's judges have been convicted of adultery?" : with curious additions, and an address to the female inhabitants of such parishes, and friends of those public bodies, who have not yet addressed Her Majesty the Queen
1820, W. Benbow
in English - 3rd ed.
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Rare Book copy : No. 9 in a volume of pamphlets with spine title "Pamphlets 9".

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Fair play., Who are the adulterers, slanderers and demoralizers?

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32 p.
Number of pages
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29823568

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