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PJ.780.036
26 Jul 1780:33 (1350)
To be sold by Thomas Bradford, at his book-store adjoining
the coffee-house. Comedy entitled, The School for Scandal.
This comedy which is a political satire on the King of
Great-Britain, and his miserable junto, who have ruined
England by their endeavouring to enslave America, was
published in London, last January, where it was much
admired, and had a great run.--In this play is introduced
George the Third, Lord North, and Earl of Bute, Lord George
Germain, Lord Sandwich, &c. &c. The scene is in the court,
and the subject, the present times.
At the same place may be had . . . Hare's Hebrew psalter, 2
vols. . . . battle dores, and primers . . .
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