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Vengeance against bloody murtherers, : in the great and wonderful judgements upon Col. John Barkstead late lieutenant of the Tower of London, to that grand usurper and tyrant, Oliver Cromwell. With a brief description of his life, his strange pilgrimage beyond the seas; and his sundry strange attempts, designes, and practices: as also, the most hideous and infernal spirits, walking and crying for justice, openly to the people at the town of St. Albans

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Publication date: 1661.
Call number: 436578
Dimensions: 4to
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