The bar, with sketches of eminent judges, barristers, &c. &c. A poem, with notes. Second edition, improved

The bar, with sketches of eminent judges, barristers, &c. &c. A poem, with notes. Second edition, improved

by William?] [Greenwood

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Foolscap 8vo. pp. vi, ff. [2], pp. 160. Signatures: [A]4 B-L8. Half calf.


Second edition (first: see Bib# 4117312/Fr# 1153 in this collection), sometimes attributed to William Greenwood. A footnote on p. 9 describes John Payne Collier’s (still anonymous) Criticisms on the Bar (London, 1819, see Bib# 4117081/Fr# 899), which the author has recently discovered, and used in ‘re-touching’ his text.


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