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A second powder-plot, discovered in his Excellency the Lord Generalls armie. : Truly relating the manner of this desperate, cowardly, and malignant plot: in two severall letters. The first from one of the lifeguard to his brother in London· The other from a Lievtenant in the armie. Published according to order

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Publication date: September 5. 1644.
Call number: 320953
Dimensions: 4to
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