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Title details for Eventful Marriage, The:

Year: 1806.
Author(s): James SANDS 
Gender: Male.
Title: THE EVENTFUL MARRIAGE, A TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF "COUNT DI NOVINY" AND "MONCKTON".
Publication: London: Printed by C. Stower, Pater-noster Row. For B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, 1806.
Format: 4 vols (I 325p; II 307p; III 325p; IV 332p). 12°.
Cat. nos: Corvey; CME 3-628-47639-9; ECB 194; EN2 1806: 59; xNSTC; OCLC 7032414.
Notes: Introductory poem (1 p. unn.), described as 'a parody on "Blest as the immortal gods is he, &c." Mr. Philip's admirable translation from the Greek of Sappho'. Last page in vol. 3 mistakenly numbered 337.
DBF record no: 1806A059.

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