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Title details for Stories for Calumniators:

Year: 1809.
Author(s): John Bernard TROTTER 
Gender: Male.
Title: STORIES FOR CALUMNIATORS: INTERSPERSED WITH REMARKS ON THE DISADVANTAGES, MISFORTUNES, AND HABITS OF THE IRISH. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY J. B. TROTTER, ESQ.
Publication: Dublin: Printed by H. Fitzpatrick, No. 4, Capel-Street, 1809.
Format: 2 vols (I xiii, 265p; II 323p). 12°.
Cat. nos: BL 12614.e.3; ECB 600; EN2 1809: 73; NSTC T1701; OCLC 44617224.
Notes: Dedication 'to the Right Honourable Lord Holland', dated Richmond, Dec 1809. ECB dates 1810, and gives publisher as Ridgway; but not discovered in this form.
DBF record no: 1809A073.

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