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• The modern world disrob'd : or, both sexes stript of their pretended vertue. In two parts. First, Of the Ladies. Secondly, Of the Gentlemen. With Familiar Descant upon every Character
  by: Ward, Edward
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• The modern world disrob'd : or, both sexes stript of their pretended vertue. In two parts. First, Of the Ladies. Secondly, Of the Gentlemen. With Familiar Descant upon every Character. By the author of the London-Spy
  by: Ward, Edward
  Published: (1708)
• Adam and Eve stript of their furbelows : or, the fashionable virtues and vices of both sexes expos'd to publick view. In two parts. I. Of the Ladies. II. Of the Gentlemen. With Familiar Descants upon each Character
  by: Ward, Edward
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  by: Ward, Edward
  Published: (1765)