Books by [MOORE EDWARD

London: T. Davies, 1771. Very good; disbound from a nonce volume, with sewing holes and signatures separated. Two pages lightly stamped by a now-defunct institution; lower outer corners of last few leaves with light waterstaining.. 8vo. iv, [4], 94, [2] pp. With a prologue written and spoken by Garrick, who originated the part of Beverley. ... more information

London: Harrison & Co., 1779. Good; disbound from a nonce volume. Lacks the plate. Inner margin of title-page reinforced, with tear starting from top along reinforcement; title-page also with small paper affixion near top and early ownership inscription. A very few spots of foxing.. 8vo. 19, [1] pp., lacks the plt. Gambling costs Mr. Beverley everything. "The prologue and some of the most admired passages, including the greater part of the scene between Lewson and Stukely in the fourth act, we... more information

London: T. & W. Lowndes, T. Davies, & J. Bew et al, 1784. Good; disbound from a nonce volume. Title-page spotted, leaves with some light foxing.. 12mo. 69, [3] pp. Gambling costs Mr. Beverley everything. Includes the dramatis personae for the 1784 season. ... more information