The Bagnio Miscellany, containing the Adventures of Miss Lais Lovecock written by herself; And what happened to her at Miss Twig’s Academy, and afterwards. Dialogues Between a Jew and a Christian: A Whimsical Entertainment, lately performed in Duke’s Place. The Force of Instinct: A True Story, wherein is detailed the Curious Experiment resorted to by a Young Lady in order to make the Hair grow on the Bottom of her Belly, with other Droll Matters and Quaint Conceits.
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Year: 186-?
Entry: Lovecock, Lais (pseud.). The Bagnio Miscellany, containing the Adventures of Miss Lais Lovecock written by herself; And what happened to her at Miss Twig’s Academy, and afterwards. Dialogues Between a Jew and a Christian: A Whimsical Entertainment, lately performed in Duke’s Place. The Force of Instinct: A True Story, wherein is detailed the Curious Experiment resorted to by a Young Lady in order to make the Hair grow on the Bottom of her Belly, with other Droll Matters and Quaint Conceits. New York: Printed by the Book-sellers, [186-?]. 77 p.
Author/Editor: Lovecock, Lais (pseud.)
Location: New York, NY
Holdings: None
Title: The Bagnio Miscellany, containing the Adventures of Miss Lais Lovecock written by herself; And what happened to her at Miss Twig’s Academy, and afterwards. Dialogues Between a Jew and a Christian: A Whimsical Entertainment, lately performed in Duke’s Place. The Force of Instinct: A True Story, wherein is detailed the Curious Experiment resorted to by a Young Lady in order to make the Hair grow on the Bottom of her Belly, with other Droll Matters and Quaint Conceits.
Printer/Publisher: Printed by the Book-sellers
Language: English
Notes: Widely believed to be a false imprint used by Andrew White in London. See Henry Spencer Ashbee, Index librorum prohibitorum, being Notes Bio= Biblio= Icono= graphical and Critical, on Curious and Uncommon Books. By Pisanus Fraxi (London, 1877), pp. 113-14; Peter Mendes, Clandestine Erotic Fiction in English, 1800-1930: A Bibliographical Study (Aldershot, Hants., Eng., and Brookfield, Vt., c1993), pp. 227-28, 426-27.