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The lamentation

Description: ESTC R36240 ; In verse ; A description of the departure from England of James II, which occurred in 1688 ; Verse - "Come all ye tender mortals that have ears,"
Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1688?
Call number: 134911
Dimensions: (1/2 sheet)
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