@article{591049,
      note = {Bookseller's name from colophon.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/591049},
      title = {Authentick memoirs of the life and infamous actions of  Cardinal Wolsey To a certain Gentleman, who takes the  Character of Cardinal Wolsey to Himself. An Epigram. How  vain, Sir Knight, is thy affected Rage, That Thou and  Wolsey, in the self-same Page, Stand charg'd Alike?-The  Cardinal, 'tis true, Had many publick Vices; - so hast  Thou: But He had Virtues, as his Foes agree; Which, thy  Friends own, are wanting all in Thee; Tho' proud, corrupt,  ambitious, and severe, Still to the Muse He lent a gracious  Ear; Learned Himself, to Learning was a Friend; Himself,  adorn'd with Arts, did Arts defend; Whilst all Thy  Knowledge is confin'd to Gain; To Funds, and Stocks, and  Bribes, thy (country's Bane; His publick Spirit lives in  Christ-Church Dome; Thy Charity begins, and ends at Home.  Craftsman, March 16, 1728-9. [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {[s.n.],},
      recid = {591049},
      pages = {[2],viii,11-48p. ;},
      address = {London :},
      year = {1731},
}