An edition of A true and perfect Relation Of the chiefe Pasages In Middlesex : Between the Forces of the Malig- nants, and those assembled for the de- fence of the Kingdome. Shewing the approaches of Prince Ro- bert into those parts as far as Turneham-Green, on this side Branford (1642)

A true and perfect Relation Of the chiefe Pasages In Middlesex : Between the Forces of the Malig- nants, and those assembled for the de- fence of the Kingdome. Shewing the approaches of Prince Ro- bert into those parts as far as Turneham-Green, on this side Branford

Where on Saturday last the twelfth of November, and on Sunday they had a skirmish. With the defeat hapning to the said Prince and his Cavaliers by our Forces, being slain at least eight hundred of those Malignants. With the manner of their retreit towards Kent; To the great rejoycing of this Honourable City, and all good People that love the High Court of Parliament

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An edition of A true and perfect Relation Of the chiefe Pasages In Middlesex : Between the Forces of the Malig- nants, and those assembled for the de- fence of the Kingdome. Shewing the approaches of Prince Ro- bert into those parts as far as Turneham-Green, on this side Branford (1642)

A true and perfect Relation Of the chiefe Pasages In Middlesex : Between the Forces of the Malig- nants, and those assembled for the de- fence of the Kingdome. Shewing the approaches of Prince Ro- bert into those parts as far as Turneham-Green, on this side Branford

Where on Saturday last the twelfth of November, and on Sunday they had a skirmish. With the defeat hapning to the said Prince and his Cavaliers by our Forces, being slain at least eight hundred of those Malignants. With the manner of their retreit towards Kent; To the great rejoycing of this Honourable City, and all good People that love the High Court of Parliament

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Cover of: A true and perfect Relation Of the chiefe Pasages In Middlesex : Between the Forces of the Malig- nants, and those assembled for the de- fence of the Kingdome. Shewing the approaches of Prince Ro- bert into those parts as far as Turneham-Green, on this side Branford
A true and perfect Relation Of the chiefe Pasages In Middlesex : Between the Forces of the Malig- nants, and those assembled for the de- fence of the Kingdome. Shewing the approaches of Prince Ro- bert into those parts as far as Turneham-Green, on this side Branford: Where on Saturday last the twelfth of November, and on Sunday they had a skirmish. With the defeat hapning to the said Prince and his Cavaliers by our Forces, being slain at least eight hundred of those Malignants. With the manner of their retreit towards Kent; To the great rejoycing of this Honourable City, and all good People that love the High Court of Parliament
1642, Printed for Iohn Iohnson
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