An edition of A true and interesting account of Richard Woodman, an iron-founder, in the reign of Queen Mary
(1839)
A true and interesting account of Richard Woodman, an iron-founder, in the reign of Queen Mary
showing how he was persecuted for his religion, after having been betrayed by his own father and brother
by Religious Tract Society (Great Britain)
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1839
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A true and interesting account of Richard Woodman, an iron-founder, in the reign of Queen Mary: showing how he was persecuted for his religion, after having been betrayed by his own father and brother
1839, The Religious Tract Society; 56, Paternoster Row, and 65, St. Paul's Churchyard; and sold by the booksellers
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At head of title: No. 1595.
By 1839 the Religious Tract Society had an additional depository in St. Paul's Churchyard; the Society's Piccadilly address was leased after 1850.
Burke Library copy: In a volume of pamphlets with collective t.p. "The Second Series Tracts of the Religious Tract Society. In one volume." and spine title "Second Series of the Publications of the Religious Tract Society."
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