To Mr. Cibber. Dear Colley. The design of this address, is only to express my gratitude for a late signal favour obtain'd at your hands, ... [electronic resource].

To Mr. Cibber. Dear Colley. The design of this address, is only to express my gratitude for a late signal favour obtain'd at your hands, ... [electronic resource].

[London?, 1718?]

Great Britain -- England -- London.

English

[8]p. ; 8⁰.

A letter, signed: E. Curll, but perhaps not by him, accusing Cibber of piracy of Molière's, 'Tartuffe' in his play 'The non-juror'.
With Nicholas Rowe's prologue to 'The non-juror' and its imitation by Joseph Gay, i.e. John D. Breval for 'Tartuffe' andthe Earl of Dorset's original epilogue to 'Tartuffe'.
Possibly intended to form part of some larger work.
Drop-head title.
Reproduction of original from British Library.

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English Short Title Catalog, T26894.

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