Declaration of the true causes of the great trouble : manuscript, [ca. 1860?].

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Declaration of the true causes of the great trouble : manuscript, [ca. 1860?].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/81392417

A 19th century copy of an earlier manuscript, which itself is a copy of a rare tract printed in 1592. The tract is an attack on William Cecil and is attributed to Richard Verstegen.

1 v. ; 27 x 22 cm.

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