New court tales: or Modern amours. Being the adventures of some persons of the first rank. Faithfully related from the author's own knowledge of each transaction. Written by Mrs Grainger.

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Title New court tales: or Modern amours. Being the adventures of some persons of the first rank. Faithfully related from the author's own knowledge of each transaction. Written by Mrs Grainger.
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Volumes 1
Pagination 166
Date of Publication 1739
Edition Statement The second edition
Edition Number 2
Date of First Publication 1733
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Location of Printing London GB
Format Duodecimo (12mo)
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Notes ESTC Notes: A reissue of the 1733 edition, which was printed by Austin Weddell and published with title: Modern amours; the edition appeared in two issues in 1733: ESTC T67634 (with Weddell's name in the imprint) and N498540 (with no printer named). It is identified as published by Edmund Curll in Straus, R. Unspeakable Curll, p. 295 (this issue not mentioned).
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Grainger, Lydia. New court tales: or Modern amours. Being the adventures of some persons of the first rank. Faithfully related from the author's own knowledge of each transaction. Written by Mrs Grainger.The Women's Print History Project, 2019, title ID 22451, https://womensprinthistoryproject.com/title/22451. Accessed 2025-08-23. 

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