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Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 462

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d Children ivere Killd and Destroyed; beingBuried Alive in the sad and dreadful Ruins thereof.Besides great Damage to many Houses and Persons forsneral Miles round. With the Names of some of thePersons Destroyed thereby. With a Sermon Preac/id onthat deplorable Occasion, and of the late dreadful… … Wt Caw^tawt Cew^lt. TRAGEDY OF LOVE Being a True and Mournful Relation of one Mrs. SophiaElford, a Young Lady near St. Jamess, that Poysondherself for love of a Captain in Flanders ; who hearingthat her Lover was kilCd, and 7101 having any Accountfrom him since the Campaign, on Mo?iday last being…

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