The better sort, or, The girl of spirit : an operatical, comical farce
1789
L2017F64 1789
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Title
The better sort, or, The girl of spirit : an operatical, comical farce
Variant Title
Girl of spirit
Published
Printed at Boston : By Isaiah Thomas and Company, sold at their bookstore ..., and at said Thomas's bookstore in Worcester, 1789.
Description
vii, [1], [9]-50, [2] p. ; 20 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L2017F64 1789
System Control No.
(OCoLC)62360444
Note
Title vignette with the printer's device.
Authorship attributed to William Hill Brown by BAL.
Signatures: [A]4 B-F4 G2.
Index to "Airs, songs, duets, &c.": p. [51].
Errata: p. [51].
Patriotic American 18th century farce, including a song mentioning George Washington; in dialogue three Americans and an Englishman debate the merits of their respective countrys music, the Americans mentioning Brackenridge's "General Montgomery," Francis Hopkinson's "The Battle of the Kegs," and Philip Freneau's poems, "which were the favourite of the Continental soldiers, and which no doubt contributed as much to encourage then to endure hardships and persevere in the struggle, as paper money ..."
Authorship attributed to William Hill Brown by BAL.
Signatures: [A]4 B-F4 G2.
Index to "Airs, songs, duets, &c.": p. [51].
Errata: p. [51].
Patriotic American 18th century farce, including a song mentioning George Washington; in dialogue three Americans and an Englishman debate the merits of their respective countrys music, the Americans mentioning Brackenridge's "General Montgomery," Francis Hopkinson's "The Battle of the Kegs," and Philip Freneau's poems, "which were the favourite of the Continental soldiers, and which no doubt contributed as much to encourage then to endure hardships and persevere in the struggle, as paper money ..."
Indexed In
BAL 1520
Evans 21678
Evans 21678
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