The rump emissaries. Or, the loyal black-smith of Marlborough no Jesuit. Being A Faithful Account of the Artifices practised by the Standing Army of the Regicides to extirpate Liberty and Property: Together with the several Examinations of William Houlbrook, before Bradshaw and his Blood-Thirsty, and Anti-Monarchical Crew of Companions. To which is added, A Learned Speech made by a Worthy Member of Parliament in the House of Commons, concerning the other House, of that Critical and Dangerous Year 1659: Not printed in the Debates lately Publish'd

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• The rump emissaries. Or, the loyal black-smith of Marlborough no Jesuit. Being A Faithful Account of the Artifices practised by the Standing Army of the Regicides to extirpate Liberty and Property: Together with the several Examinations of William Houlbrook, before Bradshaw and his Blood-Thirsty, and Anti-Monarchical Crew of Companions. To which is added, A Learned Speech made by a Worthy Member of Parliament in the House of Commons, concerning the other House, of that Critical and Dangerous Year 1659: Not printed in the Debates lately Publish'd
• Black-smith and no Jesuite

People / Organizations

• William Houlbrook (Author)

Imprint

London: printed for R. Montague, at the Book Ware-House in Wild-Street, 1744.

Publication year

1744

ESTC No.

T114614

Grub Street ID

166412

Description

[6],140p.,plate : port. ; 12°.

Note

The preface signed: William Houlbrook

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The title was originally 'A black-smith and no Jesuite'.