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The honest informer or Tom-tell-troth's observations. : Upon abuses of government. Directed to His Maiesty by way of an humble advertisement, wherein it may easily appeare that amongst other things, the chiefest cause of these civill combustions now at home, proceeds from the neglect of making just warre abroad. Which may very well serve for the instruction and consideration both of the militant and malignant party

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Publication date: Printed in the yeare 1642.
Call number: 77090
Dimensions: 4to
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