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The love, joy, and distress of the beautiful and virtuous Miss Fanny Adams, : that was trapan'd in a false marriage, to Lord Whatley. His base and ungenerous treatment of her in marrying another lady, who afterwards died; he repents; and becomes a loving husband, as she wa the pattern of her sex

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1760?]
Call number: 311269
Dimensions: (4to)
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The love, joy, and distress of the beautiful and virtuous Miss Fanny Adams, : that was trapan'd in a false marriage, to Lord Whatley. His base and ungenerous treatment of her in marrying another lady, who afterwards died; he repents; and becomes a loving husband, as she wa the pattern of her sex

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