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  • By an Eye Witnesse (William Sancroft)

    Language: English

    Published by Thomas Dring, London, 1652

    Seller: Bath House Books, Ditchingham, United Kingdom

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    Full Leather. Condition: Good/very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 2nd Edition. 12mo. 1652. 2nd ed. Unpaginated but 166pp. Clean and tight in original blind ruled calf. Small piece missing from spine and slightly rubbed. Preceded by the 1st ed. of 1651 of which only 1 copy recorded (FOLGER). Using ironic political principles, the author intended a biting satire on the religion and politics of the Cromwellian Commonwealth. Images available on request.