An edition of A dialogue in the shades, between William Caxton, Fodius, a bibliomaniac, and William Wynken, clerk, a descendant of Wynken de Worde (1819)

A dialogue in the shades, between William Caxton, Fodius, a bibliomaniac, and William Wynken, clerk, a descendant of Wynken de Worde

to which is added, the story of Dean Honywood'e grubs

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An edition of A dialogue in the shades, between William Caxton, Fodius, a bibliomaniac, and William Wynken, clerk, a descendant of Wynken de Worde (1819)

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Poetry, Bibliomania

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John Ker Roxburghe Duke of (1740-1804), William Caxton (approximately 1422-1491)

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A dialogue in the shades, between William Caxton, Fodius, a bibliomaniac, and William Wynken, clerk, a descendant of Wynken de Worde: to which is added, the story of Dean Honywood'e grubs
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Signature: [-]⁸.

Caption title.

Advertised as still unpublished in 1819.

Also ascribed to the publisher, William Clarke.

Portraits engraved by William Behnes afer William Angus; the central figure ("Fodius") is found in two states: in a wig, portraying John, Duke of Roxburghe (?); or in natural hair, portraying T.F. Dibdin.

"A ballad entitled Rare doings at Roxburghe-Hall ... ": p. [9]-[16].

In verse.

Chapman, G. Beckford, p. 85-86

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[16] p.
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16

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OL50435544M
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16109849

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