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An epistle narrative of the barbarous assault and illegall arrest of Freder. Turvill, Esquire: by sixteen bailiffs, with the death of one of their followers. : To a gentleman in the country from a friend of both newly arrived from beyond sea, that accidentally was an eye-witnesse of all passages

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Publication date: printed, 1660.
Call number: 320882
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Dimensions: 4to
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An epistle narrative of the barbarous assault and illegall arrest of Freder. Turvill, Esquire: by sixteen bailiffs, with the death of one of their followers. : To a gentleman in the country from a friend of both newly arrived from beyond sea, that accidentally was an eye-witnesse of all passages

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