Lordfhips juft Sentence, which at once deprive me of my Life and Eftate, and compleat the Misfortunes of my Wife and innocent Children, are fo heavy upon my Mind, together with my Unexperience, that 1 am fcarce able to alledge what may extenuate my Offence,... Historical Register - Page 1821717Full view - About this book
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