The tablet, or picture of real life; justly representing, as in a looking-glass, the virtues and vices, fopperies and fooleries, masks and mummeries of the age. With the true characters of the wise and good. In a select set of essays, serious and jocose, upon the most interesting subjects. Address'd to those who dare to think for themselves, and attempt, in earnest, to improve mankind
1762
The tablet, or picture of real life; justly representing, as in a looking-glass, the virtues and vices, fopperies and fooleries, masks and mummeries of the age. With the true characters of the wise and good. In a select set of essays, serious and jocose, upon the most interesting subjects. Address'd to those who dare to think for themselves, and attempt, in earnest, to improve mankind
1762
xx, 371 p. 21 cm "First issued in 1750 as The reflector, representing human affairs ... " cf. Halkett & Laing. Dictionary of anonymous and pseudonymous English literature
