Cato, a tragedy
1735
822 A225, 1735
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Title
Cato, a tragedy
Published
London Printed for Jacob Tonson ... 1735
Description
84 p. : ill. ; 16 cm. (12mo)
Call Number
822 A225, 1735
System Control No.
(OCoLC)05204360
Note
First published in London, 1713.
Signatures: A-C12 D6.
Prologue by Alexander Pope.
On p. 84: Errata.
Title in red and black with vignette.
L1996F247
Source of Nathan Hale's dying remarks: "What pity is it / that we can die but once to serve our country!" (Act IV, Scene IV, p. 74)
Signatures: A-C12 D6.
Prologue by Alexander Pope.
On p. 84: Errata.
Title in red and black with vignette.
L1996F247
Source of Nathan Hale's dying remarks: "What pity is it / that we can die but once to serve our country!" (Act IV, Scene IV, p. 74)
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