Publisher's Synopsis
This collection includes the works of John Hall-Stevenson, a little-known eighteenth-century writer who had a significant influence on the development of English literature. His writings are characterized by their satirical and bawdy nature, and he was known for his association with the infamous poet John Wilkes. This book is a fascinating glimpse into the world of eighteenth-century literature and society.
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