(GEN) Blakey, in discussing some of the more ingenious methods of advertising adopted by Lane identifies the author as female; ìThe author of Nobility Run Mad; or, Raymond and his three wives (1802) lays her first scene in a circulating library, where her previous novels The Sailor Boy (1800) and The Soldier Boy (1801) are discussed as being in ëgreat repute.í (Blakey, p. 104-5).||(CON) Vol I; [A]2, B-L12, Contents. [A]1r Half-title, verso blank; [A]2r Title, verso blank; B1r-L12r Text, L12v Publisherís Advertisements.Vol II; [A]2, B-L12, M2, Contents. [A]1r Half-title, verso blank; [A]2r Title, verso blank; B1r-M1v Text; M2rv Publisherís Advertisements.||(REF) Block, p. 203; Summers, A Gothic Bibliography, p. 491; Blakey, p. 196; Garside, Raven, and Schˆwerling, 1800:13; Four copies in ESTC (L, CaAEU, IU, MH);||(PRV) From the Library of John Charles Hardy, with his bookplate, and the armorial bookplate of John Somers. Lord Somers.||(BIN) Contemporary quarter calf, marbled boards, gilt lettering||(GEN) Anonymous 

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