A true relation of the cruelties and barbarities of the French, upon the English prisoners of war. Being a journal of their travels from Dinan in Britany, to Thoulon in Provence, and back again. With a description of the situation, and fortifications of all the eminent towns upon the road, and their distance; of their prisons and hospitals, and the number of the men that died under their cruelty; with the names of many of them, and the places of their deaths and burials; with an account of the poor Protestants of France; and other material things that hapned upon the way (1690)
Strutton, Richard · London : Printed for R. Baldwin · leaf 3
T O T H E Moft Serene and Mighty PRINCESS, MARY, By the Grace of God , Q, U E E N of Great Britain^ France^ and Irelayid, Moft Illuftrious Princefs, … and a Terror to the Difaffedled 5 I do humbly be- feech Your Majefty out of the Abundance of Your wonted Clemency, That when Your Majeftiesmoft weighty Matters Ihall give leifure, that then Your Majefty would be pleafed to lend Your Gracious Ear to the Travels and Sorrows of Your Majefties poor…
Prisoners of war, English
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