Publications of Jeremy Sharp

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• Sharp, Jeremy. The english rogue: or, the life of Jeremy Sharp, commonly called, Meriton Latroon. Shewing, his birth and parentage; the many pranks he play'd whilst a Child; his wonderful Escape from the Irish Rebels; his running away from his Mother, and entering into a Gang of Gypsies, and the villanies he committed, whilst he followed that Profession. His coming to London, his Commitment to Newgate; his being entertained in the Service of a Merchant, who took a Fancy to him seeing him beg in the Street. His turning Strolling-Player, and his Adventures and Intrigues with the Princess Cordelia. The exploits he performed in bawdy-houses; how he gets into a Boarding-School in Woman's Apparel, as a Maid-Servant, and gets several of the young Ladies with Child; runs away towards Ireland, is shipwreck'd on the Isle of Man, arrives at Dublin, the Tricks he plays there; returns to England, is imprisoned at Oxford; ransomed by his Comrades; falls in love with a rich Widow, whom he enjoys, robs, and forsakes. London: printed by T. Read, in White-Fryars, Fleet-Street, MDCCXLI. [1741]. ESTC No. T226385. Grub Street ID 247948.
• Sharp, Jeremy. The English rogue; or, life of Jeremy Sharp: to which is added a narrative of an extradordinary delivery of Mary Toft, of eighteen rabbits; performed by Mr. John Howard, surgeon, ... in the year 1726. ... London: sold by R. Hopwood; and all booksellers in town and country, 1776. ESTC No. T140519. Grub Street ID 188216.
• Sharp, Jeremy. The English rogue; or the life of Jeremy Sharp. To which is added a narrative of Mary Toft; of an extraordinary delivery of eighteen rabbets, performed by Mr. John Howard, surgeon ... in the year MDCCXXVI. London: to be had at R. Hopwood's; and of all the booksellers and news-carriers in town and country, 1776. ESTC No. T140520. Grub Street ID 188218.