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Title details for Royal Wanderer, or Secret Memoirs of Caroline, The:

Year: 1820.
Author(s): Edward BARRON 
Gender: Male.
Title: THE ROYAL WANDERER, OR SECRET MEMOIRS OF CAROLINE: THE WHOLE FOUNDED ON RECENT FACTS, AND CONTAINING AMONG OTHER THINGS, AN AUTHENTIC AND HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED ACCOUNT OF COURT-CABALS, AND ROYAL TRAVELS. BY EDWARD BARRON, ESQ. EMBELLISHED WITH ENGRAVINGS.
Publication: London: Printed and published by H. Rowe, 11, Warwick-Square, Paternoster-Row, 1820.
Format: 1 vol. (860p, ill.). 8°.
Cat. nos: NN CK.Barron; EN2 1820: 14; NSTC 2B9759; OCLC 35251524.
Notes: Preface dated 'January 1st'. A 'secret history' of Princess Caroline, distinct from The Royal Wanderer, 'by Algernon', 3 vols (see EN2 1815: 15). The copy seen is bound with the same author's The Wrongs of Royalty; being a Continuation of The Royal Wanderer (EN2 1820: 15). Collates in fours.
Further edns: 1821 (OCLC); 1823 (NSTC).
DBF record no: 1820A011.

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