Also referred to as 1st Irish, while Sevin Seydi’s catalogue has: ‘Counting two Dublin piracies of the first edition.’ My copy does not have 'Another Edition', and may therefore be the original printing, preceding this one and making these two Seydi's 'two piracies'.
Or is this 2nd Irish, or one of the above piracies of the 1st?
Alston gives only New York, no publisher, Cordell queries the date for Miller.
(Logic suggests the 7th Edition stereotype for this year also)
(Not Walker but uses his numerical system. Probable author is Richard S. Coxe, ‘an American gentleman’, with Walker’s Principles affixed.)
(There is also attributed to this year the 5th Philadelphia from the 16th London, but this is likely to be a mistake as my first record of 5th Philadelphia otherwise is in 1816, the year 16th London was published.)
Also printed as: T & W Bradford; Kimber & Conrad; BC Buzby; John F Watson; Kimber & Richardson; B & T Kite; Isaac Pierce; Bennett & Walton; Anthony Finley; Edward Parker; Mathew Carey; Johnson & Warner; Redwood Fisher; Abraham Small
(These may be the same edition, but Cornell has them listed separately)
(It is possible that all these Hartfords are the same edition)
(Possibly also issued as 8vo)
(I have also seen this described as 8vo, which may or may not be the same copy)
(The Popular is literally a cut-down version of the Pearl Edition)
(These two may be the same edition)
The following copies are undated. The Nuttall editions can be dated approximately from internal evidence. The remainder are more vague.
(early copies have Milner & Company, later ones Milner & Company , Limited)