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A Paradox against Life written by the Lords in the Tower. An Heroick Poem
Published by James Vade., 1681
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Add to basketFull-Leather. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Printed by James Vade at the Cock and Sugar- Loaf in Fleet Street. 1681.15pp Popish Lords were Powis, Arundel, Bellasis, Tyrone and Danby. The Popish lords freed by the House of Lords, on the conviction of Oates perjury. Bound in full leather. Each page has been laid onto silk and rebound to preserve it. There is an old damp stain in the lower margins and into text. Through the whole book and even affecting the binding.The title page is missing the top left corner but has been strengthened by the silk. Scarce.
