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A letter from the atturney of Ireland concerning the taking of the towne of Wexford by storme, on the 11 of October last : with an account of the artillery, ammunition and other provisions taken there. VVith some other intelligence from the north and south of Ireland

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Publication date: Octob. 4 [sic] 1649.
Call number: 230978
Creator: Basill, William(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 4to
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