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No. 53, 1835 - Philotus
DescriptionA comedy, reprinted from the edition of Robert Charteris (1603). Appendix containing Barnaby Rich's tale of Philotus and Emelia. Wth a preface by David Irving.
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DescriptionPlace of publication Edinburgh unless otherwise stated. No. 125 is relative to but not part of the club's series.
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