The twentieth epistle of Horace to his book, modernized  by the author of Female conduct, and applied to his own book. And intended as an answer to the remarks on his book, made by the writer of the Critical Review, and by the writer of the Monthly Review.

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Marriott, Thomas, d. 1766. Female conduct.

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The twentieth epistle of Horace to his book, modernized by the author of Female conduct, and applied to his own book. And intended as an answer to the remarks on his book, made by the writer of the Critical Review, and by the writer of the Monthly Review.