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Title details for Sympathy in Search of Peace at Home:

Year: 1821.
Author(s): Henry Barnet GASCOIGNE 
Gender: Male.
Title: SYMPATHY IN SEARCH OF PEACE AT HOME: A NOVEL OF A NOVEL KIND—A TALE OF THE TIMES, FROM CARLTON HOUSE TO THE POORHOUSE—AN EVENING'S AMUSEMENT FOR YOURSELF AND FRIENDS, AT WHICH EVERY ONE IS INVITED TO LAUGH, BUT NO ONE OBLIGED TO CRY. BY HENRY BARNET GASCOIGNE.
Publication: London: Published by John Robinson, Paternoster Row; and to be had of all Booksellers, 1821.
Format: 1 vol. (xi, 276p). 12°.
Cat. nos: BL 12611.cc.12; ECB 224; EN2 1821: 38; NSTC 2G3149; OCLC 21344308.
Notes: Dedication to 'William Wilberforce, Esq. M.P.', dated Rugby, Warwickshire, 10 Apr 1821.
DBF record no: 1821A036.

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