SPORTSMAN’S DICTIONARY, 4to. 17—

By an anonymous author. Contains some low sporting terms.

STANLEYE’S Remedy, or the Way how to Reform Wandring Beggers, Thieves,

etc., wherein is shewed that Sodomes Sin of Idlenes is the Poverty and

the Misery of this Kingdome, 4to. 1646

This work has an engraving on wood which is said to be the veritable

original of Jim Crow.

SWIFT’S coarser pieces abound in vulgarities and slang expressions.

THE TRIUMPH OF WIT, or Ingenuity display’d in its Perfection, being the

Newest and most Useful Academy, Songs, Art of Love, _and the Mystery

and Art of Canting, with Poems, Songs, &c., in the Canting Language_,

16mo. _J. Clarke_, 1735

What is generally termed a shilling _Chap Book_.

THE TRIUMPH OF WIT, or the Canting Dictionary, being the Newest and

most Useful Academy, containing the Mystery and Art of Canting, with

the original and present management thereof, and the ends to which it

serves and is employed, illustrated with Poems, Songs, and various

Intrigues in the Canting Language, with the Explanations, &c., 12mo.

_Dublin_, N.D.

A Chap Book of 32 pages, circa 1760.

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