The congress of the beasts, under the mediation of the goat, for negociating a peace between the fox, the ass wearing a lion's skin, the Horse, the Tigress, and other Quadrupedes at War: a farce of two acts, now in rehearsal at a new, grand theatre in Germany. To which is prefixt a large, curious print of the last Scene of the Drama, being the General Conference. Done by an Eminent Hand. Written originally in High-Dutch by Baron Huffumbourghausen; and translated by J. J. H-d-g-r, Esq;

People / Organizations

• Baron. Baron Huffumbourghausen (Author)
• William Webb junior ("printed for")

Imprint

London: printed for W. Webb, Junior, near Temple-Bar, [1748]

Publication year

1748-1748

ESTC No.

N15021

Grub Street ID

4759

Description

61,[1]p.,plate ; 8⁰

Note

J. J. H-d-g-r purports to be John James Heidegger.

A satire on the Congress of Aix la Chapelle.

Price from imprint: Price I s. 6 d.Citation/references Sabin, 33571