A parlour companion (Gratis.) To prevent disputes and settle differences in private families, to guard against informations. Also a description of the means for rendering us pleasant to ourselves and agreeable to others. At No. 55, Long-Acre, London. Entered at Stationers Hall.

  • Dickinson, Robert fl. 1790-1806.
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1796
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[London : s.n., 1796

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