Marriage, sex, and the family in England, 1660-1800

RANDOLPH TRUMBACH (editor), Marriage, sex, and the family in England, 1660-1800, New York and London, Garland Publishing Inc., 1985, a facsimile series: 1. Thomas Salmon, A critical essay concerning marriage, London, 1724, $30.50 7. George Booth, Earl of Warrington, Considerations upon the institution of marriage, London, 1737; with The present state of matrimony: or, the real causes of conjugal infidelity and unhappy marriages, London, 1739, $25.50 14. John Marten, A treatise ofall the degrees and symptoms ofthe venereal disease in both sexes, London, 1708-09, $50.50. 16. William Buchan, Observations concerning the prevention and cure ofthe venereal disease, London, 1796, $30.50. 20. Hell upon earth: or the town in an uproar. London, 1729; with Satan's harvest home, or the present state of whorecraft, London, 1749, $15.50. 29. Walter Harris,A treatise on the acute diseases ofinfants, London, 1742; with John Martyn, The nurse's guide: or, the right method ofbringing up young children, London, 1729; with William Cadogan, An essay upon Nursing, and the management ofchildren, from their birth to three years of age, London, 1750, $25.50. 30. James Nelson, An essay on the government of children, London, 1756, $37.50. 31. John Hill, On themanagementand education ofchildren, London,1754, $30.50. 34. William Fleetwood, The relative duties of parents and children, husbands and wives, masters and servants. London, 1705, $50.50. 36. Thomas Seaton, The conduct ofservants in great families, London,1720, $30.50.