A UTOBIOGAPHY ; a Collection of the most Instructive and Amusing

LIVES ever published, WRITTEN by the PARTIES THEMSELVES. With Original Introductions and Sequels.

Vol. 1. Colley Cibber.

2. Hume. Lilly. Voltaire.

3. and 4. Marmoutel.

I. Robert Drury.

C. George Whitfield. James Ferguson.

7. Mary Robinson. Charlotte Charke.

S. Lord Herbert of Cherbury. Prince Eugene of Savoy.

9. and 10. Augustus Von Kotzebue.

II. John Creichton. William Gifford. Thomas Ellwood.

- 12. Lewis Holberg.

- 13. James hardy Vaux.

- 14. and 1.1. Edward Gibbon. le. and 17. Benvenuto Cellini.

- 18. James Lackington.

- 19. Theobald Wolfe Tone.

- 20. Bubb Doddington.

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