John Philips

The Works of Mr. John Philips. Viz. I. the Splendid Shilling; ... Iv. Ode, Ad Henricum St. John, Armig. to Which is Prefix'd, His Life and Character.

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British Library

T119578

A nonce collection comprising George Sewell's 'Life' (advertised in the Post Boy of Feb. 12, 1713), 'Ode, and Henricum St. John, Armig.' with separate titlepage dated 1713 (F1-4), and the 1709 Hills editions of 'Blenheim' (Foxon P234) and 'Cyder. .. With

London : printed, and sold by E. Curll, 1712 [1713]. [4],33,[1];[3],44-48;16;48p. ; 8°