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And in those days a Cork surgeon arose among the people, and he was a second-seer of visions ... and he mistook himself to be somebody, and in his folly he waxed proud
Title from drop-head title and opening words of text.
A satire directed against either Sir Richard Cox or Nathaniel Kane.
Concerning the Dublin by-election of 1749, and written by a supporter of Charles Lucas.
Reproduction of original from Cambridge University Library.