The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 179
Grand Traytors Execution,as at serera/l times they were Drairn, Hanged, and Quartered atCharing-Crosse, and at Tihurne. Together nith their sevcrallSpeeches and Confessions u-Jdeh every one of them made at thetime of their Execution. London, printed for William Gilhertson,.1660. The following… … The Pictorial Press. 165 Gibbet was set upon which he was Hanged. Many of hisacquaintance did seem to triumph to see him die so Couti-dently; Avliiles numbers of true Christians did grieve inearnest to see him die so impenitently. We have been toldthat when he took his leave of his wife, he…
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