The Wandring Spy: Or, the Merry Observator: Consisting of the Following Familiar Poems, Viz. I. The Compleat Vintner. II. The Merry Travellers. III. The Return from Bromley. IV. The Southwark Election. V. The Parish Guttlers. VI. The Garden-house Intrigue. VII. The Dancing Devils, Or the Roaring Dragon, &c. Being the Fourth Volume of Miscellanies by Edward Ward

Edward Ward

Jan 1729 · author, and sold

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