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Seduction: or, The cause of injured innocence pleaded.
A poem, addressed to the author of The villainy. With a preface, stating the melancholy, but authentic facts, on which the subject of the poem is founded.

APA Citation

De Courcy, R. (1782). Seduction: or, The cause of injured innocence pleaded: A poem, addressed to the author of The villainy. With a preface, stating the melancholy, but authentic facts, on which the subject of the poem is founded. London.

MLA Citation

De Courcy, Richard, 1743-1803. Seduction: Or, The Cause of Injured Innocence Pleaded: A Poem, Addressed to the Author of The Villainy. With a Preface, Stating the Melancholy, but Authentic Facts, On Which the Subject of the Poem Is Founded. London, 1782.

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Seduction: or, The cause of injured innocence pleaded. A poem, addressed to the author of The villainy. With a preface, stating the melancholy, but authentic facts, on which the subject of the poem is founded.

APA Citation

MLA Citation

Seduction: or, The cause of injured innocence pleaded.
A poem, addressed to the author of The villainy. With a preface, stating the melancholy, but authentic facts, on which the subject of the poem is founded.