Memoirs of the life of Barbara, Dutchess of Cleveland [electronic resource] : Divorc'd wife of handsome Fielding, who departed this life at her house at Chiswick, on Sunday night the 9th of this instant October, 1709. With an account of her birth and parentage, her familiarity with K. Charles II. and the children she had by him. With other very memorable and curious passages.

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