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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 144

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129 draw tlicir Ilapicrs upon the Citizens, and Avound them,but especially wken they are in their cups, they swagger,roare, SAveare, and domineere, plimdering, pillaging, ordoing any other kind of wrong; to break shops andhouses they count as nothing, taking away Boots, Shoes,Stockings, Hats, or… … STRANGE NEWS FKOil EXETER, 1643. haying entered the town by force, they slew all the menwho opposed them, took the unresisting inhabitants pri-soners, and pillaged the town. At Bristol * They went intosome Cellars, where was plenty of wine and beere, drankwhat their gormandising guts would hold,…

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