A True relation of the barbarous crueltie of divers of the bloudy caveleers : as in all parts so more especially and principally, now in the county of Northampton where they fight, kill and slay : and commit other horrible execrable and detestable insolencies and outrages : as may be seene by the examinations of diverse persons taken before, Laurence Ball, Major of Northampton, Sir Richard Samuell, Clifton Catesby.

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• A True relation of the barbarous crueltie of divers of the bloudy caveleers: as in all parts so more especially and principally, now in the county of Northampton where they fight, kill and slay : and commit other horrible execrable and detestable insolencies and outrages : as may be seene by the examinations of diverse persons taken before, Laurence Ball, Major of Northampton, Sir Richard Samuell, Clifton Catesby.
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