(GEN) Two poems and a soliloquy were contributed by Elizabeth Griffith, according to a note in a presentation copy at Cambridge. This copy has a note in ink in a contemporary hand on the front free endpaper of volume I ìCorrected by the Authorî with subsequent corrections in the same hand throughout that volume. Also with an ink signature on the title page of volume I, ìAnn Wilson.î||(CON) Vol I; A12, [-]2, B-M12, N4, Contents. A1r Title, verso blank; A2rv Dedication; A3r-A10v Preface; A11r-[-]1r ìPrologemena To The Subscribersî; [-]1v-[-]2r Example of Prologmena, [-]2v blank; B1r-M12v Text; N1r Appendix to the First Volume, verso blank; N2r ìIf they will have a may-pole . . .î, N2v ìVide Tristram Shandy.î; N3r ìI must here ingenuously resign the palm . . .î; N3v-N4r ìA Catalogue of the several advantages and benefits . . .î, N4v blank.Vol II; A-O12, P1, Contents. A1r Title, verso blank; A2r-P1v Text.||(REF) Block, p. 92; Summers, A Gothic Bibliography, p. 537; ESTC records seventeen copies;||(PRV) From the John Charles Hadry Library, with his bookplate, and the contemporary armorial bookplate of a ì Chas. Henry Coote Esq.î||(BIN) Contemporary gilt-ruled calf, spines fully gilt. 

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