John Gay
Also known as
Gay, JohnДжон ГейJohann GayIoann Ge
English poet and playwright
Born 1685-06-30
Died 1732-12-04
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Top Subjects
- Librettos (22)
- Ballad operas (14)
- English Fables (12)
- 18th century (8)
- Fables (8)
- Poetry (7)
- Early works to 1800 (7)
Books by John Gay
Total count: 325
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The lass of the mill1700-01-01
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The beggar's operaAs performed at the Theatres Royal. Regulated from the promptbooksprinted for J. Barker1700-01-01
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Black-ey'd SusanJ. Catnach, Monmouth Court1700-01-01
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The beggar's operaNew ed.printed for J. Barker1700-01-01
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Molly Mogg, a song1700-01-01
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Acis and Galateaa masque[s.n.]1700-01-01
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FablesA new edition.printed and sold by W.C. Jones1700-01-01
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The poor shepherd1700-01-01
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The beggar's opera, in three acts1700-01-01
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William and SusanJ. Pitts, printer1700-01-01
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Winea poem. To which is added Old England's new triumph: or, the Battel [sic] of Audenard. A songprinted by Henry Hills, in Black-Fryars, near the Water-Side1708-01-01
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Winea poemPrinted by Henry Hills1708-01-01
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Wine, a poem ...To which is added Old England's new triumph: or, The battel of Audenard. A song.Printed by H. Hills1708-01-01
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Winea poem. To which is added, Old England's new triumph; or, The battle of Audenard, a song.Printed and sold by H. Hills1709-01-01
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Winea poem ...Printed by H. Hills1709-01-01
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The works of Mr. John GayIn four volumes. To which is added an account of the life and writings of the author.printed by James Potts1710-01-01
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The present state of witin a letter to a friend in the country.s.n.1711-01-01
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The Mohocks. A tragi-comical farce. As it was acted near the Watch-house in Covent-Garden. By Her Majesty's Servantsprinted for Bernard Lintott1712-01-01
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The MohocksA tragi-comical farce. As it was acted near the Watch-house in Covent-Garden. By Her Majesty's servantsB. Lintott1712-01-01
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The story of Arachne, from the beginning of the sixth book of Ovid's Metamorphosis1712-01-01
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The Mohocksa tragi-comical farcePrinted for Bernard Lintott1712-01-01
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Rural sportsa poem2nd ed.Printed for J. Tonson1713-01-01
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The fanA poem. In three books. By Mr. Gay.printed for J. Tonson1713-01-01
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The fanA poem. In three booksPrinted for J. Tonson, at Shakespear's-Head over-against Catharine-street in the Strand.1713-01-01
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Rural sportsa poemThe 2nd editionPrinted for J. Tonson, at Shakespear's-Head over-against Catherine-street in the Strand1713-01-01
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Rural sportsA poemPrinted for J. Tonson ...1713-01-01
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The wife of Batha comedy as it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, by Her Majesty's servantsPrinted for Bernard Lintott, at the Cross-Keys between the two Temple-Gates in Fleetstreet1713-01-01
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The shepherd's week2d. ed.Printed for J.T. and sold by W. Taylor1714-01-01
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A letter to a ladyoccasion'd by the arrival of Her Royal Highness the princess of Wales.2nd ed.Printed for Bernard Lintott1714-01-01
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A letter to a ladyoccasion'd by the arrival of Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales ...The second edition.Printed for Bernard Lintott ...1714-01-01
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The what d'ye call ita tragi-comi-pastoral farce. By Mr. Gay.printed for Bernard Lintott1715-01-01
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The what d'ye call itA tragi-comi-pastoral farceB. Lintott1715-01-01
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Triviaor, the art of walking the streets of London. By Mr. Gay.printed for Bernard Lintott1716-01-01
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Trivia, or, The art of walking the streets of LondonThe second edition.Printed for Bernard Lintot1716-01-01
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Trivia, or The art of walking the streets of Londonby S. Powell for G. Risk1716-01-01
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Trivia or, The art of walking the streets of LondonPrinted for Bernard Lintott1716-01-01
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Court poems. Viz; I. The basset-table. An eclogue. II. The drawing-room. III. The toiletPublish'd faithfully, as they were found in a pocket-book taken up in Westminster-Hall, the last day of the Lord Winton's tryalPrinted for J. Roberts, near the Oxford-Arms in Warwick-Lane.1716-01-01
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Two epistlesone, to the Right Honourable Richard, earl of Burlington; the other, to a lady.B. Lintot1716-01-01
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Wine a poem ...1717-01-01
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Three hours after marriageA comedy, as it is acted at the Theatre RoyalPrinted for Bernard Lintot between the Temple Gates, Fleetstreet1717-01-01
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An admonition merry and wise to the famous Mr. Tr---------p, on his late encomiums upon the Bishop of Bangorfor use of young divinesPrinted for J. Roberts ...1717-01-01
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A letter to a Buttonian k*** [i.e. knight] from Sir James Baker, admirer-general of the fair-sex, and late secretary of the toasts of the Kit-cat-clubContaining some observations on 'Squire Budgell's Letter to the Lord *** ...Printed for J. Roberts in Warwick-lane1718-01-01
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Poems on several occasionsPrinted for J. Tonson and B. Lintot1720-01-01
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Poems on several occasionsPrinted for J. Tonson and B. Lintot1720-01-01
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Two epistlesone, to the Right Honourable Richard earl of Burlington, the other, to a ladyB. Lintot1720-01-01
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Trivia; or, The art of walking the streets of London.2nd ed.Bernard Lintot1720-01-01
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A panegyrical epistle to Mr. Thomas Snow, goldsmith, near Temple-Barr: occasion'd by his buying and selling of the third subscriptions, taken in by the Directors of the South-Sea Company, at a thousand per centprinted for Bernard Lintot1721-01-01
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The shepherd's weekIn six pastorals. By Mr. J. Gay.printed for Jacob Tonson1721-01-01
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A panegyrical epistle to Mr. Thomas Snow, goldsmith, near Temple-barroccasion'd by his buying and selling of the third subscriptions, taken in by the directors of the South-Sea Company, at a thousand per cent2nd ed. [Anon.B. Lintot1721-01-01
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The Shepherd's week, in six pastorals.for Jacob Tonson1721-01-01
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The shepherd's weekin six pastoralsPrinted for Jacob Tonson1721-01-01
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An epistle to Her Grace Henrietta, Dutchess of Marlborough. By Mr. Gayprinted for Jacob Tonson1722-01-01
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The captivesa tragedy, as it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane, by His Majesty's servantsPrinted for J. Tonson at Shakespear's-Head in the Strand1724-01-01
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The captivesa tragedyJ. Tonson1724-01-01
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FablesPrinted for J. Tonson and J Watts1725-01-01
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The what d'ye call ita tragi-comi-pastoral farce4th ed.Printed for B. Lintott1725-01-01
To a lady on her passion for old chinaJ. Tonson1725-01-01-
To a lady on her passion for old chinaPrinted for J. Tonson1725-01-01
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Molly Mogg, or The fair maid of the innPrinted by J. Gowan, at the Spinning-wheel in Back-lane1726-01-01
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Molly Moggor the fair maid of the inn. By Mr. Gay.Printed by J. Gowan1726-01-01
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The Universal MercuryNumb. 1Printed for J. Roberts ...1726-01-01
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Molly Mog: or, The fair maid of the innA balladJohn Watts1726-01-01
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Fables.Printed for J. Tonson and J. Watts1727-01-01
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Miscellanies in prose and verse ...Printed for Benjamin Motte at the Middle-Temple gate in Fleet-Street1727-01-01
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The beggar's operaas it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Lincolns-Inn-Fields.The 2d ed., to which is added the ouverture in score, and the musick prefix'd to each song.J. Watts1728-01-01
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The beggar's operaas it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Lincolns-Inn-FieldsPrinted for John Watts at the Printing-Office in Wild-Court near Lincoln's-Inn Fields1728-01-01
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Fables. By Mr. GayThe second edition.printed for J. Tonson and J. Watts1728-01-01
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The shepherd's week in six pastoralsJ. Watts1728-01-01
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Fables2d ed.Tonson1728-01-01
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The beggar's operaAs it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Lincolns-Inn-FieldsThe 2nd edition: to which is added the ouverture in score; and the musick prefix'd to each song.Printed for John Watts ....1728-01-01
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The shephard's week in six pastorals4th ed.Printed for J. Tonson in the Strand1728-01-01
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The beggar's operaas it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Lincolns-Inn-Fields1st ed., 1st issue].Printed for John Watts, at the Printing-Office in Wild-Court, near Lincoln's-Inn-Fields1728-01-01
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Pollyan opera : being the second part of The beggar's operas.n.1729-01-01
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Fables3rd ed.J. Tonson and J. Watts1729-01-01
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The songs and dialogues, duets and trios, in the Beggar's opera as they are perform'd at the theatre in Lincoln's Inn FieldsThe songs transpos'd for the flute. Those that are not in ÿ compass of ÿ flute are at the end of the book. also the original songs may be had where these are soldPrinted for I: Walsh and I: Hare and sold at the musick-shops1729-01-01
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The female faction, or, The gay subscribersa poemPrinted for J. Roberts1729-01-01
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The second part of The beggars operaSold by T. Read, in White-fryers, near Fleet-street1729-01-01
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Pollyan operaPrinted for the author1729-01-01
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The beggar's operaAs it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Lincolns-Inn-FieldsThe second edition: to which is added the ouverture in score; and the musick prefix'd to each song.Printed for John Watts, at the printing-office in Wild-court, near Lincoln's-Inn Fields.1729-01-01
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Polly, an operabeing the second part of the Beggar's operapublisher not identified1729-01-01
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[Polly]the second part of the Beggar's opera.First edition.1729-01-01
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The second part of The beggars operasold by T. Read1729-01-01
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Poetical miscellaniesconsisting of original poems and translations by the best handsJ. Thompson1729-01-01
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The wife of BathA comedyB. Lintott1730-01-01
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The tunes to the songs in Pollyan operaprinted and sold at the musick-shops1730-01-01
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The mad dog, a talePrinted for A. Moore, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster1730-01-01
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Fables2d ed.1730-01-01
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Trivia, or, The art of walking the streets of London3d ed.Bernard Lintot1730-01-01
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The wife of Batha comedy. As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Lincoln's-Inn-Fields.Rev. and altered by the author.B. Lintot1730-01-01
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The mad dog, a tale. By H---------- J--------- Esqprinted for A. Moore, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster1730-01-01
Poems on several occasionsPrinted for J. Tonson, and B. Lintot1731-01-01-
MiscellaniesPrinted for Benjamin Motte, and sold by Weaver Bickerton, and Lawton Gilliver1731-01-01
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Black ey'd Susan's lamentation for the departure of her sweet Williamwho was impress'd to go to sea. : To an excellent new tuneSold at the Heart and Crown, in Cornhill, Boston.1731-01-01
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Gulielmus Susannæ valedicenstypis J. Bettenham; sumptibus B. Baker1731-01-01
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Gulielmus Susannæ valedicenstypis J. Bettenham sumptibus B. Barker1731-01-01
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Acis and Galateaan English pastoral opera in three actsJ. Watts1732-01-01
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Acis and Galateaa serenato. As it is performed at the King's Theatre in the Hay-marketprinted for T. Wood1732-01-01
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DioneAn opera. As it is acting at the New-Theatre in the Hay-Market. Set to musick by Mr. Lampe.printed for Messieurs Mechell and Chrichley1733-01-01
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Gay's Fables epitomiz'd1733-01-01
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AchillesAn opera. As it is perform'd at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-GardenPrinted for J. Watts at the Printing-Office in Wild-Court, near Lincoln's-Inn-Fields1733-01-01
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Achillesan opera, as it is perform'd at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-GardenPrinted for J. Watts1733-01-01
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Fablesprinted for S. Crowder, C. Ware, and J. Payne1736-01-01
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Fables5th ed.J. and R. Tonson and J. Watts1737-01-01
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The beggar's opera7th ed.Printed for the Proprietors, and sold by the Booksellers in town and country1737-01-01
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A song by Mr. Gay, never before printed1741-01-01
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The shepherd's weekin six pastorals5th ed.Printed for J. and R. Tonson1742-01-01
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The masque of Acis and GalateaGeorge Faulkner?1742-01-01
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Pollyan opera. Being the second part of the Beggar's operaThe second edition.Printed for T. Astley ...1742-01-01
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The distress'd wifeA comedyfor G. Ewing1743-01-01
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The distress'd wifeA comedy1st ed.Printed for Thomas Astley1743-01-01
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Poems on several occasionsPrinted for H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper1745-01-01
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The beggar's opera7th ed.printed for the proprietor1746-01-01
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Fables6th ed.Printed for J. and R. Tonson and J. Watts1746-01-01
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L'opera du Gueuxavec les chansons fur les airs AngloisChéz Guillaume Meyer1750-01-01
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Fables in two parts1750-01-01
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Fables. In two partsFoulis Press1750-01-01
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The what d'ye call ita tragi-comi-pastoral farceprinted for G. Risk, etc.1752-01-01
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Poems on several occasionsPrinted for H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper1753-01-01
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The rehearsal at GoathamPrinted for T. Astley; and sold by R. Baldwin, jun. and R. and J. Dodsley1754-01-01
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The rehearsal at GoathamPrinted for T. Astley, and sold by R. Baldwin, jun., and R. and J. Dodsley1754-01-01
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Fables. In in two parts. By the late Mr. Gay. ...Printed in the year1754-01-01
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The rehearsal at Goatham ...Printed for T. Astley and sold by R. Baldwin [etc.]1754-01-01
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The excellent choiceBeing a collection of the most favourite old song tunes in the Beggars opera set for 3 voices in the manner of catches. or for two German flutes and a bassPrinted for I. Walsh in Catharine street in the Strand.1755-01-01
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Comment l'appellez-vous1756-01-01
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The beggar's operaThe eighth edition.publisher not identified1756-01-01
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Fables by the late Mr. GayHitch1757-01-01
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Fables by the late Mr. Gayin two volumesPrinted for C. Hitch and L. Hawes; J. and R. Tonson; J. Rivington; J. Rivington and J. Fletcher; J. Ward, W. Johnston; R. Horsfield; J. Richardson; P. Davey and B. Law1757-01-01
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A supplement to the Works of Alexander Pope esqContaining such poems, letters, &c. as are omitted in the edition published by the Reverend Dr. Warburton. To which is added, a key to the lettersPrinted for M. Cooper, ...1757-01-01
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Fabeln. Aus dem Englischen übersetz von Johann Franz von Palthenverlegts von sel. Georg Christian Grunds Wittwe und Adam Heinrich Holle1758-01-01
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Three hours after marriage[s.n.]1758-01-01
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L'éventail1759-01-01
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Fables de M. Gaysuivies du poëme de l'éventail, le tout traduit de l'angloisDuchesne, Libraire1759-01-01
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PlaysJ. and R. Tonson1760-01-01
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The beggar's operaprinted by E. & J. Robertsons for A. Donaldson1760-01-01
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Plays written by Mr. John Gayviz. The captives, ... The beggar's opera, Polly, ... Achilles, ... The distress'd wife, ... The rehearsal at Goatham, ... To which is added, An account of the life and writings of the author.printed for J. and R. Tonson1760-01-01
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Fables. By the late Mr. Gay. Volume the firstprinted for G. and A. Ewing, W. Smith, and H. Bradley1760-01-01
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William and Susan1760-01-01
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Fables in two parts. Wrote for the amusement of His Royal Highness William Duke of Cumberland. By the late Mr. John Gayprinted by Robert & Andrew Foulis1761-01-01
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Talesprinted for A. Scot1763-01-01
The beggar's operaWritten by Mr. Gay. To which is prefixed the overture in score: and the musick to each songprinted for J. and R. Tonson1765-01-01-
The British letter-writer, or, Letter-writer's complete instructorcontaining a course of letters on the most useful, important, instructive, and entertaining subjects viz. business, friendship, love and marriage, wit and humour, instruction, advice, compliments, condolance [sic.], religion and morality, &c., togehter with letters to and from illustrious persons, parents, and children, brothers, sisters, and other relatives ... to which is added a plain and easy English grammar ...Printed for J. Cooke1765-01-01
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The beggar's operaPrinted for J. and R. Tonson1765-01-01
The beggar's opera ...to which is prefixed the ouverture in score: and the musick to each songPrinted for J. and R. Tonson.1765-01-01-
Fables invented for the amusement of His Highness, William, Duke of Cumberland3rd ed.Printed for W. and W. Smith, and H. Bradley1767-01-01
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Fables. Invented for the amusement of His Highness William Duke of Cumberland. By Mr. Gay. Vol.IIprinted for Peter Wilson1767-01-01
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Le nuove favole di Giovanni GayPer il Graziosi1767-01-01
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Fablesprinted for W. Strahan, etc.1769-01-01
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Black-ey'd Susan in four parts[part i. : Black-ey'd Susan's parting with her sweet-heart William : part ii : Sweet William's return to his Black-ey'd Susan.. : part iii : The right and true answer to Black-ey'd Susan : part iv : Susan's loyalty:]1770-01-01
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The masque of Acis and Galatea.printed by C. Pugh1770-01-01
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The beggar's opera, written by Gay1770-01-01
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Poems on several occasionsPrinted for S. Crowder [etc.1771-01-01
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Pollyan opera : being the second part of the Beggar's operaA new ed.Printed for W. Strahan, T. Lowndes, T. Caslon, W. Griffin, W. Nicoll, S. Bladon, and G. Kearsley1772-01-01
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Playsviz. The captives, a tragedy. The beggar's opera. Polly, or the Second Part of the beggar's opera. Achilles, an opera. The distress'd wife, a comedy. The rehearsal at Gotham, a farce. To which is prefixed An account of the life and writings of the authorprinted for W. Strahan, T. Lowndes, T. Caslon, W. Griffin, W. Nicoll, S. Bladon, and G. Kearsley1772-01-01
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The miscellaneous works of Mr. John GayVolume the third[-fourth]Printed for John Bell ... and Christopher Etherington, at York1773-01-01
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Poems and fablesPrinted for A. Kincaid and W. Creech, and J. Balfour1773-01-01
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The beggar's opera, as it is acted at the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's Inn-FieldsDavid Paterson1773-01-01
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Fables. By the late Mr. John Gay. In two parts. Complete in one volumeprinted for John Bell1774-01-01
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Achilles in petticoatsAn opera. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal, in Covent-GardenPrinted for W. Strahan, T. Lowndes, T. Caslon, T. Becket, W. Griffin, W. Nicoll, and R. Snagg1774-01-01
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Fables by the late Mr. Gay. In one volume completePrinted for J. Buckland, W. Strahan, J. and F. Rivington, G. Keith, T. Davies [and 15 others in London]1775-01-01
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Poems on several occasionsPrinted for W. Strahan ...1775-01-01
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Fablesby the late Mr. GayPrinted for J. Buckland, W. Strahan [et al.1775-01-01
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The Bow-street operain three actsThe fourth edition.Printed for the author1776-01-01
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Mr. Pope's welcome from Greecea copy of verses written upon Mr. Pope's having finished his translation of Homer's Iliad, [with some other pieces by or relating to Gay.]1776-01-01
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The poetical works of John GayAt the Apollo press, by the Martins1777-01-01
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Achillesan operaPrinted for John Bell, near Exeter-Exchange, in the Strand; and C. Etherington, at York1777-01-01
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Achillesan operaPrinted for John Bell, near Exeter-Exchange, in the Strand, and C. Etherington, at York1777-01-01
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Fabulæ selectæProstant venales apud J. Dodsley1777-01-01
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Fables, in two parts.sold by J.James [etc.]1777-01-01
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[Poems]J. Nichols1779-01-01
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Achillesan opera, as it is acted at the Theatres-Royal in Drury-Lane and Covent-GardenPrinted for Harrison and Co. ... and sold, likewise, by J. Wenman ...1779-01-01
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Miniature pictures, written originally by Mr. Gaynewly adapted to the more fashionable and public character of both sexes, now livingNew ed., corrected.printed for J. Stockdale & M. Follingsby1781-01-01
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The beggar's opera. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane.At the Apollo Press for Bell1782-01-01
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Fables by Mr. Gayin two parts : to which is added, The life of the author ...Printed for W. Strahan1782-01-01
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Fables by Mr. GayIn two parts. To which is added, The life of the authorP. T. Barrois1782-01-01
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The poetical works of John GayIncluding his fables ... With the life of the authorBell's 2d ed.At the Apollo press, by the Martins1784-01-01
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Fables by the late Mr. John GayIn one volume completePrinted for J. Buckland ...1785-01-01
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Acis and Galateaa serenataprinted for J. Bell1787-01-01
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[Gay's Shepherd's weekSweet William's farewell to Black-ey'd Susan; and five of his FablesC. Taylor1787-01-01
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William and Susan1790-01-01
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Acis and Galatea, set to music by Mr. Handel, as performed at the College-Hall, Worcester, on Wednesday, September 14, 1791.printed by Mess. Holls1791-01-01
FablesPrinted by Darton & Harvey, for F. & C. Rivington, B & B. White, T. Longman, B. Law & Son [and 14 others in London]1793-01-01-
Fables by John Gay, with a life of the author, and embellished with a plate to each fableprinted by Darton & Harvey, for F. & C. Rivington, B & B. White, T. Longman, B. Law & Son, [and 14 others in London]1793-01-01
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The beggar's opera in three acts ...Printed for W. Lowndes and S. Bladon1793-01-01
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The poetical works of John Gay ...To which is prefixed the life of the author ...Printed by Mundell and son1794-01-01
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Ovid's MetamorphosesPrinted for Martin and Bain, Fleet-street1794-01-01
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The poetical, dramatic, and miscellaneous worksof John Gay. In six volumes. To which is prefixed, Dr. Johnson's biographical and critical preface. ...printed for Edward Jeffery1795-01-01
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Fables by the late Mr. Gay. A new edition. In one volume completeprinted for William Lane, at the Minerva Press1795-01-01
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The poetical, dramatic and miscellaneous works of Mr. John GayIn six volumes. To which is prefixed Dr. Johnson's biographical and critical prefacePrinted for Edward Jeffery1795-01-01
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Poems, vizThe shepherd's week; Song, Blackey'd Susan; A new song of new similies; FablesG. Nicholson & Co.1795-01-01
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The poetical, dramatic, and miscellaneous works of John Gayprinted for Edward jeffery1795-01-01
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Fables by John Gayprinted by J. Easton; for T. Cadell, Jun. and W. Davies, (successors to Mr. Cadell) ... London.1796-01-01
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Letters to and from [Pope], 1712-321797-01-01
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Poems by John Gay: ....Printed and sold at the office of G. Nicholson ... Sold also by T. Knott ... and Champante & Whitrow ... London.1797-01-01
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Poems by John Gay: containing Rural pleasures, Shepherd's week, Epistle, elegies, songs, Fables, epitaphs, &c &c. To which is prefixed, a sketch of the author's lifeprinted and sold at the office of G. Nicholson. Sold also by T. Knott; and Champante & Whitrow, London. Anno1797-01-01
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The juvenile fabulist, or, Old year's presentconsisting of numerous pretty fablesprinted for H. and C. Mozley1798-01-01
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The Columbian libraryContaining a classical selection of British literature. : Vol. II. FablesPrinted & published by W. Milns no.29. Gold St.1798-01-01
Fables ...with a life of the authorR. Sammer1799-01-01-
The words of Handel's masque Acis and GalateaH.S. Richardson1800-01-01
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The words of the opera of Acis and GalateaAdapted for stage representation from the serenata of HandelW.S. Johnson1800-01-01
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Choice fables in verseS. Carvalho1800-01-01
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The flowers of English fableE. Lacey1800-01-01
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Fables by John Gay, in two parts; to which are added Fables by Edward Moore. Stereotype editionprinted by P. Didot, the Elder, eighth year1800-01-01
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Fables by John Gay. ...Printed for Ant. Aug. Renouard1800-01-01
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Fables by John Gay with the life of the author. Embellish'd with seventy elegant engravings. In one volume completeprinted by C. Whittingham. For G. & J. Robinson, R. Baldwin, J. Sewell I. Johnson [and 18 others in London]1800-01-01
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Fables by John Gay, illustrated with notes, and an emblematic frontispiece. By Willm Coxe, ...printed and sold by J. Easton: sold also by T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies; E. Harding; Messrs. Crosby and Letterman; T. Hurst; and Messrs. Vernor and Hood, London1800-01-01
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Poemswith author's lifeG. Nicholson, etc., etc.1801-01-01
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Le fablier anglaisGuillement1802-01-01
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Black-ey'd Susan, sung [with the greatest applause] by Mr. Incledon at the Theatre Royal, Covent Gardenprinted for H. Andrews1804-01-01
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Poetical works with a life of the author by Dr. Johnsonprinted by Brimmer & Co., for C. Cooke1804-01-01
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Poems by Collins and GayParsons and Galignani1805-01-01
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The beggar's opera, in three acts. As performed at the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden.Oliver & Boyd1805-01-01
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Fabuale selectae, auctore Joanne Gay, Latine redditaequibus adjicitur ad Edvardum Jenner carmen alcaicum, auctore C. Ansteyexcudit S. Hazard1805-01-01
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Poetical works collated with the best editions by Thomas Parkprinted by C. Whittingham for J. Sharpe, etc.1806-01-01
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The poetical works of John GayPrinted for J. Sharpe1806-01-01
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The poetical works of John Gay, in three volumescollated with the best editionStanhope press1806-01-01
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The poetical works of John Gay ...Printed for J. Sharpe1806-01-01
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The fables of John GayPrinted by C. Whittingham for G. and J. Robinson1806-01-01
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The fables of Mr. John GayComplete in two parts. : With cuts by T. Bewick ...Printed by and for T. Wilson and R. Spence, High-Ousegate1806-01-01
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Triviaor, The art of walking the streets of LondonPrinted by Ballintine & Law1807-01-01
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Gay's fablesin one volume completeFrom the last London ed.Printed by Mathew Carey ...1808-01-01
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Fabulae selectae Latine redditae1808-01-01
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Would you gain the tender creatureButton & Whitaker1808-01-01
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Fables by the late Mr. Gayin one volume complete.Printed by J. McCreery, for F. C. and J. Rivington [and 18 others]1810-01-01
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Cease your funningprinted by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & co.1811-01-01
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Poetical worksCollated with the best editionsJ. Shayce, etc.1812-01-01
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Poetical works.Collated with the best editionsPrinted by C. Whittingham for J. Sharpe1812-01-01
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FablesStereotype editionP. Didot the elder , and F. Didot1813-01-01
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Acis & Galateaprinted by E. Macleish1813-01-01
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Playspublished for the proprietors by W. Simpkin and R. Marshall1818-01-01
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Gay's chair.Poems, never before printedWells and Lilly, Court Street1820-01-01
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Gay's chairpoems, never before printedLongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown1820-01-01
The beggar's operaT. H. Palmer1823-01-01-
Fables, and other poemsJones1824-01-01
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The beggar's opera in three actsprinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown1824-01-01
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Gay's poetical works1825-01-01
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Fables and other poemsJones & Co.1825-01-01
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Black ey'd Susantogether with Mary's DreamPrinted and sold at the Book-Store No. 25, High Street [by Henry Trumbull]1826-01-01
Gay's Fables and other poemsCotton's visions in verse ; Moore's Fables for the female sex ; with sketches of the authors' lives.J.F. Dove1826-01-01-
The flowers of English fable.Edward Lacey1830-01-01
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Fables in two parts [sic]chez V. Masson1836-01-01
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Gay's fableswith elucidations and comments by the very Reverend Archdeacon Coxe6th ed.[s.n.]1838-01-01
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The flowers of English fableT. Hughes1840-01-01
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The words of the opera of Acis and GalateaW.S. Johnson1840-01-01
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A selection from Fables4th ed.R. Edis1840-01-01
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Fables with elucidations and comments by Archdeacon CoxeNew ed.printed for T. Tegg1841-01-01
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Would you gain the tender creature, in Acis & GalateaD'Almaine1842-01-01
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Mademoiselle Plunkett from Her Majesty's Theatre having experienced one of the most successful debûts ever known on the English stage, will make her fourth appearance this evening, in the grand ballet of The revolt of the harem. This evening, Friday, November 1st, 1844, Her Majesty's servants will perform the first and second act of Weber's grand romantic opera of Der Freischutz ... After which, the opera of Acis & Galatea adapted and arranged for representation from the serenata of Handel. The poetry, with the exception of the introductory scene, by Gay. ... To conclude with (4th time) the grand fairy ballet (in three acts) entitled The revolt of the harem ... with new music, scenery, machinery, dresses, and decorations. The music composed by Mons. T. Labarre ...[s.n.]1844-01-01
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The words of the opera of Acis and GalateaW.S. Johnson1844-01-01
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L'opéra des gueux (The beggar's opera)M. Sautier1845-01-01
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Fables de GayWhittaker & Co.1853-01-01
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The fables of John Gay illustrated.George Routledge & Co. ...1854-01-01
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The fables of John Gayillustrated, with an original memoir, introduction, and annotationsG. Routledge1854-01-01
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A selection from Fables by John Gay7th ed.Robert Edis1857-01-01
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The fables of John Gay illustratedSecond edition.George Routledge & Company1857-01-01
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The poetical works of Joseph AddisonGay's Fables; and Somerville's ChaseJ. Nichol1859-01-01
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The fables of John Gay3rd ed. / with one hundred and twenty-six drawing by William Harvey, engraved by the brothers Dalziel.Routledge, Warne, & Routledge1860-01-01
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Juvenile poetryconsisting of original poems by several young personsJ.H. Truchy1863-01-01
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Juvenile poetry consisting of original poems by several young personsJ.H. Truchy1863-01-01
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The poetical works of John GayWith a memoirLittle, Brown1866-01-01
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'Go rose', prize glee for four equal voicesLamborn Cock & Co.1870-01-01
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Fables with memoir, introduction & annotations by O.F. OwenF. Warne & Co., etc., etc.1870-01-01
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The Ancient mariner and Acis and GalateaVictoria hall, September 30th, 1873William Pollard1873-01-01
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The beggar's opera[As performed at the Crystal Palace, July 14, 1874.] With a new and original preface, containing much information as to the origin and history of the piece, and the sources from whence the melodies are drawnThe Crystal Palace Company1874-01-01
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A gay cavalierwritten by Ernest Cuthbert, the music by A.W. NicholsonJ. Ellis1879-01-01
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Poetical worksSuttaby, Evance & Fox, etc.1881-01-01
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FablesK. Paul, Trench1882-01-01
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The fables of John Gaywith biographical and critical introduction and bibliographical appendixA new ed. / with one hundred and twenty-six drawings by William Harvey.F. Warne1889-01-01
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How happy could I be with either1889-01-01
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Poems of John GayRoutledge1893-01-01
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How happy could I be with either1894-01-01
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A journey to Exeter1894-01-01
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John Gay's singspielemit einleitung und anmerkungenE. Felber1898-01-01
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Trivia and other poemsGay and Bird1899-01-01
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L' opera des gueux.Traduction intégrale par Henri Demeurisse.M. Sautier1900-01-01
L' opera des gueux.Traduction intégrale par Henri Demeurisse.M. Sautier1900-01-01-
The plays of John GaySimpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent1900-01-01
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Words of Acis and GalateaJ. Curwen & Sons, Ltd.1905-01-01
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Die bettler-oper3e aufl.gedruckt für J. Watts1912-01-01
The beggar's operaM. Secker1920-01-01-
Songs from The beggar's operaNo. 1-3Poetry Bookshop1921-01-01
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Pollyan opera, being the second part of The beggar's operaDaniel O'Connor1922-01-01
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Pollybeing the second part of "The beggar's opera"Boosey1922-01-01
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The beggar's operaD. O'Connor1922-01-01
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John GaybiographyF. Warne1923-01-01
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Polly, an operabeing the sequel to the Beggar's opera, now freely adapted by Clifford BaxChapman & Hall1923-01-01
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Robert Courtneidge presents "Polly," a romantic ballad opera by Mr. Gay. New fashioned by Clifford Bax, with music arranged and composed by Frederic Austins.n.1923-01-01
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The beggar's opera ; and, PollyChapman & Dodd1923-01-01
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The beggar's opera ; and, PollyChapman & Dodd1923-01-01
The shepherd's weekin six pastoralsD. Appleton & Co.1924-01-01-
The shepherd's weekin six pastoralsB. Blackwell1924-01-01
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Seven songs from "The beggar's opera"Grayhound Press1925-01-01
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Winea poemDulau1926-01-01
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Poetical works, including 'Polly', 'The beggar's opera', and selections from the other dramatic work.Edited by G.C. Faber.Oxford University Press1926-01-01
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Die Dreigroschenoper (The beggar's opera)ein Stück mit Musik in einem Vorspiel und acht Bildern nach dem Englischen des John GayUniversal-Edition1928-01-01
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The beggar's operaPrinted for the members of the Limited Editions Club by G. Govone1937-01-01
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The fox at the point of deathBusy Bee1945-01-01
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The present state of wit (1711)Augustan Reprint Society1947-01-01
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The beggars' operaEnglish Opera Group1948-01-01
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History and lyrics of The beggar's opera1952-01-01
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The beggar's opera and other worksincluding Trivia, The beggar's opera, Polly and 15 fables.M. Niemeyer1959-01-01
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The beggar's operaBarron's Educational Series, Inc.1962-01-01
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The beggar's operaBarron's Educational Series, inc.1962-01-01
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Die BettleroperInsel-Verlag1966-01-01
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The letters.Edited by C.F. Burgess. --Clarendon Press1966-01-01
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The beggar's opera and companion piecesAHM Pub. Co.1966-01-01
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The letters of John Gayedited by C.F. Burgess.Clarendon Press1966-01-01
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Fables (1727, 1738)William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, University of California1967-01-01
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The shepherd's week, 1714.Scolar P.1969-01-01
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FablesScolar Press1973-01-01
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L'opera dello straccioneSansoni1973-01-01
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Poetry and prose.Clarendon Press1974-01-01
Selected poemsCarcanet1979-01-01-
Operat ha-ḳabtsanimTeʼaṭron ha-ʻironi Beʼer Shevaʻ1981-01-01
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Dramatic worksClarendon Press1983-01-01
John Gay, dramatic worksClarendon Press1983-01-01-
Operat ha-ḳabtsanimMahad. 2.Merkaz Yiśreʾeli li-deramah le-yad "Bet Tsevi" Bet ha-sefer ha-gavoha le-omanuyot ha-bamah1989-01-01
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Trivia et autres vues urbainesClassiques Garnier2016-01-01
The Beggar's Opera. Written By Mr. Gay. To Which Is Prefixed The Overture In ScoreAnd The Musick To Each SongFranklin Classics2018-10-15-
Poems and short life
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Le fabuliste angloisou les fables de M. Gay traduites de l'anglois
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The letters
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Black eyed Susan, the favorite song sung by Incledon
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Sweet William's farewell to black-ey'd Susan
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The distress'd wifea comedy
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[A portfolio containing cuttings, etc. relating to John Gay, and his writings]