William Hatchett

A Chinese Tale. Written Originally by That Prior of China the Facetious Sou Ma Quang, ... Under the Title of Chamgam Tcho Chang, Or, Chamyam with Her ... a Table. ... with a Curious Frontispiece, ... William Hatchett

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British Library

T117873

Sou ma Quang = William Hatchett. The entry in the printing ledger of Henry Woodfall the elder states this was a commission from William Hatchett, 11 January 1740 ('Notes and queries', June 1855).

London : printed for J. Cooper; and sold by the pamphlet-sellers of London and Westminster, [1740]. [2],25,[1]p. ; 4°