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The chronicle of the Kings of England, from the Norman conquest unto the present time. Written in the manner of the ancient Jewish historians
By Robert Dodsley,Robert Dodsley - undifferentiated,Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of,Nathan, ben Saddi pseud.,Robert Dodsley,Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of,Christoph Gottlieb Richter,Nathan, ben Saddi pseud.,Elizabeth Newbery,George Cawthorn,Lackington, Allen and Co,Darton & Harvey (London, England),Vernor and Hood
Entertainment for a winter's evening
Entertainment for a winter's evening
By Green, Joseph
Scarronnides, or, Virgile travestie
Scarronnides, or, Virgile travestie
By Charles Cotton
Victorian Theatrical Burlesques
Victorian Theatrical Burlesques
By Richard Schoch

L' influence française dans la poésie burlesque en Angleterre entre 1660 et 1700
By Albert Harvey West
The tiger at large, or, The cad of the "buss"
The tiger at large, or, The cad of the "buss"
By George Blink

Thomas's burlesque drama, embellished with sixty-two engravings, from original designs
By Joseph Thomas - undifferentiated,George Cruikshank,Robert Cruikshank

The novel in motley
By Archibald Bolling Shepperson

Victorian Epic Burlesques
By Rachel Bryant Davies
Hudibras in the burlesque tradition
Hudibras in the burlesque tradition
By Richards, Edward Ames
Prince Camaralzaman, or, The fairies' revenge
Prince Camaralzaman, or, The fairies' revenge
By Henry Bellingham
By the Lion & Unicorn, Dieu & mon droit, their lieutenant-generals, governours, vice admirals, &c &c. &c. &c. A hue & cry
By the Lion & Unicorn, Dieu & mon droit, their lieutenant-generals, governours, vice admirals, &c &c. &c. &c. A hue & cry
By Virginia. Governor (1771-1775 : Dunmore).

Victorian theatrical burlesques
By Richard W. Schoch
The political passing bell
The political passing bell
By Richards, George
The night they raided Minsky's
The night they raided Minsky's
By Rowland Barber
Lamentations of a sow, on a late thanksgiving-day, at Danbury, in Connecticut, among those who emphatically stile themselves saints
Lamentations of a sow, on a late thanksgiving-day, at Danbury, in Connecticut, among those who emphatically stile themselves saints
By Gentleman.

English burlesque poetry, 1700-1750
By Richmond Pugh Bond
Burlesque plays of the eighteenth century
Burlesque plays of the eighteenth century
By Simon Trussler