Cato
a tragedy
by Joseph Addison
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Cato: A tragedy
1793, Printed by P. Edes, for Thomas & Andrews. Faust's Statue, no. 45, Newbury-Street
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Cato: A tragedy. As it is acted at the theatres
1787, by Isaiah Thomas. And sold at his bookstore
in English
- The second Worcester edition.
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Cato: a tragedy
1779, London, printed: Providence, re-printed and sold by Southwick and Wheeler, at the new printing office in the Main Street
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Cato: A tragedy
1767, Printed by Mein and Fleeming, and sold by J. Mein at the London Book Store, north side of King-Street
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Edition Notes
"Prologue. By Mr. Pope."--p. [3].
"A new epilogue," p. 58, is a shortened version of A new epilogue to Cato, composed by Jonathan Mitchell Sewall in 1778 for the Bow Street Theater at Portsmouth, N.H., and first printed anonymously in the New Hampshire gazette, Portsmouth, 31 March 1778. Another version was printed as Epilogue to Cato in Sewall's Miscellaneous poems, Portsmouth, 1801, p. 107-110, and still another is reprinted under this title in Occasional addresses, edited by Laurence Hutton and William Carey, New York, Dunlap Society, 1890.
Shipton & Mooney report that the 1780 edition recorded as Evans 16689 is a ghost of the present edition.
Evans 16689
Evans 19396
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