Letters from Italy, Describing the Customs and Manners of That Country, in the Years 1765, and 1766. to Which is Annexed, an Admonition to Gentlemen ... by Samuel Sharp, Esq. the Third Edition.

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British Library

T117153

Another issue of this work appeared in 1767 with the imprint listing the additional bookseller T. Caslon.

London : printed for Henry and Cave; and sold by J. Rivington; R. Baldwin; S. Crowder; T. Longman; Hawes Clarke and Collins; J. Johnson and Co; W. Nicol; S. Bladon; and F. Newberry, [1767]. iv,315,[1]p. ; 8°