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_THE AUGUSTAN REPRINT SOCIETY_

Announces Its

_Publications for the Third Year (1948-1949)_

[Transcriber's Note:
Many of the listed titles are or will be available from Project
Gutenberg. Where possible, the e-text number is given in brackets.]

_At least two_ items will be printed from each of the _three_ following
groups:

Series IV: Men, Manners, and Critics

Sir John Falstaff (pseud.), _The Theatre _(1720).
Aaron Hill, Preface to _The Creation_; and Thomas Brereton, Preface to
_Esther_. [#15870]
Ned Ward, Selected Tracts.

Series V: Drama

Edward Moore, _The Gamester _(1753).
Nevil Payne, _Fatal Jealousy _(1673).
Mrs. Centlivre, _The Busie Body _(1709).
Charles Macklin, _Man of the World _(1781).

Series VI: Poetry and Language

John Oldmixon, _Reflections on Dr. Swift's Letter to Harley _(1712); and
Arthur Mainwaring, _The British Academy _(1712).
Pierre Nicole, _De Epigrammate_.
Andre Dacier, Essay on Lyric Poetry.

_THE AUGUSTAN REPRINT SOCIETY_

Makes Available

_Inexpensive Reprints of Rare Materials_

from

English Literature of the
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries

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