Joseph Reed
Active Years
Min year: 1756, Max year: 1792, Max count: 3As Author
- 1756: A British philippic
- 1758: Madrigal and Trulletta. A mock-tragedy
- 1759: A sop in the pan for a physical critick
- 1761: The register-office
- 1761: The register-office
- 1761: The register-Office
- 1769: Tom Jones
- 1769: Tom Jones
- 1769: Tom Jones
- 1770: The Irish song. As sung by Mr. Moody, at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, in the farce, call'd The register office
- 1771: The register-office
- 1772: The register-office
- 1774: Joseph Reed defendent, ad. John Reid. Argument for the defendant in error
- 1775: A favourite song in Tom Jones. Sung by Miss Valios
- 1779: Remarks on Governor Johnstone's speech in Parliament
- 1781: Philadelphia, January 27, 1781
- 1781: The following paper having been much misrepresented by some persons in this city
- 1783: Remarks on a late publication in the Independent gazetteer
- 1783: Remarks on a late publication in the Independent gazetteer
- 1786: A rope's-end for hempen monopolists
- 1786: Saint Peter's lodge
- 1787: The retort courteous; or a candid appeal to the public on the conduct of Thomas Linley, Esq, manager of Drury-Lane Theatre, to the author of Dido. Containing original letters and Just Remarks on the Manager's Arbitrary and Indefensible Rejection of That Tragedy. By the author of The register-office
- 1792: Dido
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