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The Hull tragedy, or, unnatural ingratitude. : Being a full and true account how one Sir Peter Symonds, a wealthy knight near Hull, wedded the daughter of a rich merchant, who had a blackamore maid. How the maid, ... told lies of her and the groom, for which Sir Peter thro jealousy) killed them both. How the ghost of his lady haunted him, ... and bid him prepare to die the next day. ... To which is aded, the funeral sermon preached the next Sunday after, from James iii.6

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1760?]
Call number: 150741
Dimensions: (12mo)
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