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Satyr on the new Tunbridge Wells : being a poetical description of the company's behaviour to each other; a severe satyr on the beaus, court ladies, city dames, the doctor that prescrib'd the waters, and on Mrs. Reason that keeps the wells : occasion'd by a most stupid pamphlet that was impos'd upon the town under the title of Islington : or, The humours of new Tunbridge Wells, audaciously address'd to her Royal Highness the Princess Royal; wherein the author has made out one of his speculations, and plainly discover'd he had a dark side : to which is added, Advice to an aspiring young lady.

Eighteenth Century Collections Online III (ECCO) Available online

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Language:
English
Place of Publication:
1733

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