The Selector Number 3 1776

1776. soft. Fine. The Selector Number III Original Edition Publisher-Printing Location: Printed And Sold At Laidler s-office, Princks-street,Leicester-Fields; And Mav Be Had Of J. Bew, Paternoster-row, Mrs.folingsby, No. 4. Temple-bar, And J. Axtell, Royal-exchange .
LONDON by John Calder Date and Numbering: 1776 Number III ( no date was printed on this issue but it is probably December 5 , because volume 4 was dated December 19, 1776 and in 1776-1777 the magazine was a fortnight or bi-weekly publication) Size and Page Count: 5.25 X 8 Tall 77 Pages Condition: -Very Good- , light corner wear, marbled paper gloss cover with a couple of V pieces out of front and rear, spine and binding very good. TO BE CONTINUED EVERY FORTNIGHT. [Price Six-Pence.]
Containing:
Review of Foreign Books P.87 Review of Travels through Italy P.96 Sermon on Love P. 108 Cleomar and Dalia P. 114 Letter to a young Gentleman P. 127 Oration of a Vallaine P. 136 Letter from Voltaire P. 142 Observations on Executions P. 144 Anecdote of Lord Percy P. 145 Lieutenant-General Hugh Percy later fought against the American Colonialists in Battle of Lexington and Concord and the Battle of Long Island during the American Revolutionary War Account of Alessandro Stradella P. 146 Poetry P. 149 Theatrical Register P. 185 Masquerade Intelligence P. 160 Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, Etc P. 162