Details for: Modern observations on antient history. Translated from the Italin by the author of the first chapter. Chapter the second.

Modern observations on antient history. Translated from the Italin by the author of the first chapter. Chapter the second.

Publisher: [Dublin?] Printed in the year, 1756Description: [2], 5-22p. ; 8.°.Uniform titles: Modern observations on antient history. Chapter 2 Note: Attributed to Peter Bristow
No edition statement; although estc t041323 - the 2nd ed. - is dated 1755
A satire on Irish politics; includes marginal MS. notes identifying characters namedSubject(s): Ireland -- History -- 18th century

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Attributed to Peter Bristow

No edition statement; although estc t041323 - the 2nd ed. - is dated 1755

A satire on Irish politics; includes marginal MS. notes identifying characters named

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