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Complete contemp. history of Cock Lane Ghost
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Complete contemp. history of Cock Lane Ghost

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A complete contemporary history of the Cock Lane Ghost illustrated by two extremely scarce engravings,(contains 2 engravings and 8 copies of the London Chronicle, between Jan. 16 and Feb. 27, 1762, pp. 58-112, 186-2),London:1762. The Cock Lane Uproar, engraving.

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