An edition of The bayliffs vindication in answer to a most false, scandalous and prophane epitsle of a pretended assault, and illegal arrest of one F. Turvill, now a prisoner in Newgate, by one Gerard a bayliff, who was stabbed by the said Turvill with a dagger in theexecution of his office, by an intended malice, whereof he died (1660)

The bayliffs vindication in answer to a most false, scandalous and prophane epitsle of a pretended assault, and illegal arrest of one F. Turvill, now a prisoner in Newgate, by one Gerard a bayliff, who was stabbed by the said Turvill with a dagger in theexecution of his office, by an intended malice, whereof he died.

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An edition of The bayliffs vindication in answer to a most false, scandalous and prophane epitsle of a pretended assault, and illegal arrest of one F. Turvill, now a prisoner in Newgate, by one Gerard a bayliff, who was stabbed by the said Turvill with a dagger in theexecution of his office, by an intended malice, whereof he died (1660)

The bayliffs vindication in answer to a most false, scandalous and prophane epitsle of a pretended assault, and illegal arrest of one F. Turvill, now a prisoner in Newgate, by one Gerard a bayliff, who was stabbed by the said Turvill with a dagger in theexecution of his office, by an intended malice, whereof he died.

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Cover of: The bayliffs vindication in answer to a most false, scandalous and prophane epitsle of a pretended assault, and illegal arrest of one F. Turvill, now a prisoner in Newgate, by one Gerard a bayliff, who was stabbed by the said Turvill with a dagger in theexecution of his office, by an intended malice, whereof he died.
The bayliffs vindication in answer to a most false, scandalous and prophane epitsle of a pretended assault, and illegal arrest of one F. Turvill, now a prisoner in Newgate, by one Gerard a bayliff, who was stabbed by the said Turvill with a dagger in theexecution of his office, by an intended malice, whereof he died.
1660
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The bailiff's vindication in answer to a most false, scandalous and profane epistle of a pretended assault.

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