Not, Clergy Portraits and Polygamy Tale in Derby Gaol
Fragmented item lists two early works: The History of Martin a secular satire with a digression on wars and a dialogue between poets in St James's Park. and The Polygamist or Lustful Priest detailing J s G confined in Derby Gaol for two wives with letters from both sides.
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