Jonson, Ben, 1573-1637. Every Man in his Humour. A Comedy. London: J. and R, Tonson, 1752. Small 4to (196 x 120 mm). Half title, title with letterpress device. Stitched, modern brown paper wrappers. WITH: Catiline his Conspiracy. A Tragedy. [1710]. 12mo, large paper. modern brown paper wrappers; WITH: Epicoene: or, the Silent Woman. A Comedy. London: 1739. 12mo, stitched. WITH: [GRIFFITH, ELIZABETH.] The School for Rakes. A Comedy. (Inspired by the 1767 French play Eugenie by Beaumarchais.) London: 1769. 4to (202 x 128 mm). FIRST EDITION. Large paper copy. Brown paper wrappers; WITH: another smaller copy, stitched. WITH: [SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM.] K. Henry V. or , The Conquest of France by the English ... by Aaron Hill. Edinburgh: A. Donaldson, 1759. WITH: Cymbeline. A Tragedy. London: J. Wenman, [1777]. 8vo. Lower margins slightly shaved. Stitched. WITH: [MILLER, JAMES.] The Universal Passion. A Comedy. London: 1737. 8vo. Stitched. First edition. An adaption of Much Ado about Nothing. WITH: two plays by Sir Harry Wildair and Cyril Tourneur, and a bound volume of 3 plays, one by Rowe and two by Dryden, Bell's Edition, 8vo, 1776-1777.
Jonson, Ben, 1573-1637. Every Man in his Humour. A Comedy. London: J. and R, Tonson, 1752. Small 4to (196 x 120 mm). Half title, title with letterpress device. Stitched, modern brown paper wrappers. WITH: Catiline his Conspiracy. A Tragedy. [1710]. 12mo, large paper. modern brown paper wrappers; WITH: Epicoene: or, the Silent Woman. A Comedy. London: 1739. 12mo, stitched. WITH: [GRIFFITH, ELIZABETH.] The School for Rakes. A Comedy. (Inspired by the 1767 French play Eugenie by Beaumarchais.) London: 1769. 4to (202 x 128 mm). FIRST EDITION. Large paper copy. Brown paper wrappers; WITH: another smaller copy, stitched. WITH: [SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM.] K. Henry V. or , The Conquest of France by the English ... by Aaron Hill. Edinburgh: A. Donaldson, 1759. WITH: Cymbeline. A Tragedy. London: J. Wenman, [1777]. 8vo. Lower margins slightly shaved. Stitched. WITH: [MILLER, JAMES.] The Universal Passion. A Comedy. London: 1737. 8vo. Stitched. First edition. An adaption of Much Ado about Nothing. WITH: two plays by Sir Harry Wildair and Cyril Tourneur, and a bound volume of 3 plays, one by Rowe and two by Dryden, Bell's Edition, 8vo, 1776-1777.
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