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the First Day, and Lord Chief Justice Ellenborough, on the Last Two Days, London,
Printed by and for William Hone.
Hone, W. (1820a), Th e Queen’s Letter to the King, London, Printed for W. Hone.
Hone, W. (1820b), Th e King’s Treatment of the Queen. Shortly Stated to the People of
England, London, Printed for W. Hone.
Hone, W. (1820c), Th e Form of Prayer, with Th anksgiving to Almighty God, to be used
daily by all Devout People throughout the Realm, for the Happy Deliverance of Her
Majesty Queen Caroline from the late most Traitorous Conspiracy, London, printed
for W. Hone.
Hone, W. (1821a), To the King, From the Author of ‘Th e King’s Treatment of the Queen’,
London, printed for W. Hone.
Hone, W. (1821b), An Accurate Report of the Trial of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen
Caroline before the House of Lords, on a Bill of Pains and Penalties, Charging Her
Majesty with a Criminal Intercourse, with a Foreigner Named Bartolomo Bergami.
Containing the Evidence in Full--the Speeches of Counsel on both Sides--Examinations
of Witnesses, by the Peers and Counsel,--Debates on Various Interesting Questions
Connected with the Trial--the Opinion of the Judges thereon,--Miss Demont’s Letters,-
-Proceedings on the First, Second and Th ird Reading of the Bill – Divorce Clause, &c.
London, printed by W. Hone.
Hone, W. (1822), A Slap at Slop and the Bridge Street Gang, London, printed for W.
Hone.
Hone, W. (1823), Ancient Mysteries Described, Especially the English Miracle Plays, Founded
on Apocryphal New Testament Story, Extant Among the Unpublished Manuscripts in
the British Museum, including notices of Ecclisiastical Shows, the Festivals of Fools
and Asses – the English Boy-Bishop, the Descent into Hell--the Lord Mayor’s Show,
the Guildhall Giants – Christmas Carols, &c. By William Hone. With Engravings on
Copper and Wood. “Is it possible the spells of Apocrypha should juggle men into such
strange Mysteries?” – Shakespeare, London, printed for W. Hone.
Hone, W. (1824), Aspersions Answered, and Explanatory Statement, Addressed to the Public
at Large, and to Every Reader of the Quarterly Review in Particular, By William Hone.
“Truth will ultimately prevail, even though he who uttered it should be destroyed.”--Dr.
Vicesimus Knox, London, printed for W. Hone.
Hone, W. (1971), “Th e Political House that Jack Built”, Rickword, E. (ed.), Radical Squibs
and Loyal Ripostes Satirical Pamphlets of the Regency Period, 1819-1821 Illustrated by
George Cruikshank and others, Bath, Adams & Dart, pp. 35-58 [1819].
Hone, W. (1971), “Th e Political Showman – at Home! Exhibiting his Cabinet of Curiosities
and Creatures--All Alive! By the Author of the Political House that Jack Built”, Rickword,
E. (ed.), Radical Squibs and Loyal Ripostes Satirical Pamphlets of the Regency Period,
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