The truth at last: or, Mr. William Fuller's free account of his books (or narratives) and publick transactions

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  The life of William Fuller, : gent. being a full and true account of his birth, education, employs, and intreagues, both of publick and private concerns; ... written by his own hand, and the truth referred to the knowledge of several gentlemen, &c

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  The whole life of Mr. William Fuller; being an impartial account of his birth, education, relations, and introduction into the service of the late King James and his queen. ... Impartially writ, by himself, during his confinement in the Queen's-Bench

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  Mr. William Fuller's third narrative, : containing new matters of fact, proving the pretended Prince of Wales to be a grand cheat upon the nation. With an answer to some reflections cast upon him. The whole written with his own hand

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  The sincere and hearty confession of Mr. William Fuller: : being a true account of the persons that assisted him in the design of imposing Mrs. Mary Grey upon the world, as the mother of the pretended Prince of Wales ... written by himself during his confinement in the Queen's-Bench

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  William P. Fuller scrapbook

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  A scrapbook kept by William P. Fuller of letters, photographs, and newspaper clippings covering the years 1863-1899. The autograph letters are by G.T. Beauregard (April 20, 1886), John G. Nicolay (April 18, 1887), Lydia Howard Sigourney (March 14, 1863), Mark Twain (January 23, 1869), Charles D. Warner (May 12, 1887), and John L. Worden (May 16, 1887). The photographs include, among others, the conjoined twins Chang and Eng Bunker, known as the "Siamese twins," Mr. & Mrs. General Tom Thumb, and Edgar Allan Poe (none of the photographs are dated). The newspaper clippings include poems and various articles but the majority of the clippings are newspaper columns written by William P. Fuller. Included are columns about Abraham Lincoln (no date), Andersonville prison (October 19, 1880), and Lewis G. Clarke (no date); there is also a long series of columns from August 1883 about a journey west Fuller took that included Missouri, Yellowstone, Oregon and Washington. The scrapbook was disbound by the Huntington Conservation department in 2019 and each page, some with inserted pieces, was placed in individual folders; the original covers were retained and the material is in fair condition though some pages are brittle and darkened due to age and glue.

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  A full demonstration that the pretended Prince of Wales was the son of Mrs. Mary Grey, : undeniably prov'd by original letters of the late Queen and others; and by depositions of several persons of worth and honour ... and a particular account of the murther of Mrs. Mary Grey at Paris. ... By William Fuller

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