Author: NASH (Thomas)

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NASH (Thomas), Philopolites. Qvaternio; or, a Fovrefold way to a happie life, set forth in a da1ogue betweene a countryman and a citizen, a divine and a lawyer. pp. (16) + 280. ID.—L.L.i 4°. London, 1633.

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Author: NASH (Thomas)

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NASH (Thomas), Satirist. The Anatomie of absurditie, contayning a breefe confutation of the slender imputed prayses to feminine perfection, with a short descriptior of the seuerall practises of youth, and sundry foliles of our licentions [sicj times, etc. pp. (46), [D.—L.L.J 3r. — 4° Printed by I.Chariewood for Thomas Hacket: London, 15B9. The titlepage has been supplIed in facsimile.

Card ID: 209

Author: NASH (Thomas)

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YG N2K 971 NASH (Thomas), Satirist. Have ‘with you to Saffron Wa1en (or, Gabriell Haruey’s hunt i8 up). 1596. pp. (166). Scolar Press: Menston, 1971.

Card ID: 215

Author: NASH (Thomas)

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NASH (Thomas), Satirist. [Have With you to Saffron- walden.— Appendix.] See COLLIER (John Payne). [Reprints of miscellaneous tracts.] Vol.1, The trimming of Thomas flashe gentleman, by...Don 1ichardo de Iedico Campo [or Licbfield, i.e. G. Harvey. A reply to 14ash’s work ‘Have with you to Saffron—walden], etc. London, 1597 [reprinted 1870].

Card ID: 216

Author: NASH (Thomas)

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NASH (Thomas), Satirist. Strange newes, of the intercepting certaine letters and a convoy of verses [i.e. 0. Harvey’s “Foure letters and certaine sonnets”) [With an introduction signed: J.P.C., i.e. J. Payne Collier.] pp.ii. ÷ 91.. London, 1592 [reprinted 1870). See COLLIER (John Payne). [Reprints of miscellaneous tracts.) Vol.2.

Card ID: 221

Author: NASH (Thomas)

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STERLING L1R• • “-- — REFERENCE O’ L NASH (Thomas), Satirist. Tom Nash his ghost. To the three scurvy tellowes of the upstart family of the snufflers, rufflers and shufflers...namely, the Anabaptist, the libertine and the Brownist...Written by T.Nash his ghost, with Pap with a hatchet, etc. pp. 15. 40. London, 1642 [reprinted i87ij. One _ee cie s onhar.dmade_per ‘inted for John Pearson. LSEE EXT CARD.]

Card ID: 224

Author: NASH (Thomas)

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d • kk NASH (Thomas), atirist. Tom Nash his ghost, [Continued.i [Another edition.] Edited by C.Hind].ey. QfldOfl, 17i. .E1IWLEY (Charles), of Booksellers’ sow, Strand. The Old book collector’s miscellany, . Vol. 1.

Card ID: 225

Author: NASH (Thomas)

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NASH (Thomas), Satirist. [Selections,] Thomas Nashe. (Selected songs.) (Songs from the Dramatists.) pp. 20. Portrait. 8°. Walpole Press: Norwich, 1929. No. 43 of 250 copies printed.

Card ID: 229

Author: NASH (Thomas)

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N NASH (Thomas), Satirist. See ARNOLD (A.) Thomas Nashe’s criticism of the state of learning in England. Chicago, 1937.

Card ID: 230

Author: NASH (Thomas)

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NASH (Thomas)4 Satirist. See ARBER (E.) English cho1ar’s Library. EAited by B. Arber. 12. GIEEN. CR.), the Poet. 1enaphon...1589.(Po the gentlemen students o both Universities. [By] T. Nash.) London, 1880.

Card ID: 231

Author: NASH (Thomas)

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K72a Bor NASH (Thomas), Satirist. See BORN (Hanspeter). The Rare wit and. the rude groom: the authorship of ‘A knack to know a knave’ In relation to Greene, Nashe & Shakespeare. Borne, [1971].

Card ID: 232

Author: NASH (Thomas)

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c [Co((j NASH (Thomas), 3atirist. See COLLIER (John Payne). [Reprints of miscellaneous tracts.] Vol.1. Pierces supererogation; or, a Newe prayse of the old asse. A preparative to certaine larger discourses, intituled Nashes S. Fame. [ny] G. Harvey. London, 1593 ireprinted 1670].

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