The gamester: a comedy. As it is acted at the New-Theatre in Lincolns-Inn-Fields by Her Majesty's servants. The second edition.

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British Library

T040399

Anonymous. By Susanna Centlivre. Based on 'Le jouer' by Jean François Regnard. With a half-title. Apparently a reissue of the text sheets of the 1705 edition with reset preliminaries. Another 'second edition' was also issued in 1708, which is a different setting of type.

London : printed for James Knapton, and William Turner, 1708. [8],70,[2]p. ; 4°