Identifier: TheLondonMagazineOrGentlemansMonthlyIntelligencerVolume22 (find matches)
Title: The London magazine, or, Gentleman's monthly intelligencer, Volume 22
Year: 1753 (1750s)
Authors: Isaac Kimber, Edward Kimber
Subjects: English essays Great Britain History Europe Great Britain Literary Collections Essays Literary Criticism European English Irish Scottish Welsh Literary Criticism General Performing Arts Theater General Performing Arts Theater History & Criticism
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