An edition of The best preservative against the plague
(1721)
The best preservative against the plague
With a short account of the state of this nation, from the conclusion of the grand rebellion of Oliver Cromwel to the Revolution. By an Englilh-man [sic].
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The best preservative against the plague: With a short account of the state of this nation, from the conclusion of the grand rebellion of Oliver Cromwel to the Revolution. By an Englilh-man [sic].
1721, printed for J. Leminge
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in English
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The best preservative against the plague: With a short account of the state of this nation, from the conclusion of the grand rebellion of Oliver Cromwel to the Revolution. By an Englilh-man [sic].
1721, printed for J. Leminge
Microform
in English
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Sometimes attributed to Daniel Defoe.
Drop-head title, p.1: 'An historical account of plain matters of fact, relating both to Church and State, as they stood in this nation before the Revolution' - A Jacobite tract.
Microfilm. Woodbridge, CT Research Publications, Inc., 1983. 1 reel ; 35mm. (The Eighteenth Century ; reel 68, no. 5).
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