The True Chronicle History of King Leir, and his Three Daughters, Gonorill, Ragan, and Cordella. As it Hath Bene Divers and Sundry Times Lately Acted

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National Library of Scotland

T192334

This edition of ten copies, distinguished by the Pro patria watermark with a monogram as countermark as well as eighteenth century typography, was printed for Edmond Malone for private distribution; the National Library of Scotland copy bears a MS. note: "This is one of the ten copies reprinted by Mr Malone - they were all presented to friends".

London : printed by Simon Stafford for John Wright, 1605 [1780?]. [88]p. ; 4