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The battle of Falkirk. : As no body can form a well-grounded judgment, without hearing the evidence on both sides, the partial and impartial world are desir'd to read the two following relations, and then give verdict, according to their consciences

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1746.
Call number: 141142
Dimensions: 16 x 35 cm bound to 18 cm (1/2 sheet)
Associated people: Du Bois, Loren Griswold,
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The battle of Falkirk. : As no body can form a well-grounded judgment, without hearing the evidence on both sides, the partial and impartial world are desir'd to read the two following relations, and then give verdict, according to their consciences

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A few plain words concerning conformity in matter of religion and worship: : and also concerning evidence and judgment in cases of conscience. Published to all magistrates, jurors, and people, within the nation of England

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Genuine and impartial memoirs of Elizabeth Canning, : containing a complete history of that unfortunate girl, from her birth to the present time, ... In which is included, the whole tenor of the evidence ... on her late extraordinary trial. ... Also ... remarks on Sir Crisp Gascoyne's address