A Wonderful cry from the country, or, The wonder of wonders: being a true and more perfect account of the late great floods and extradordinary damages thereby occasioned throughout England, as the carrying away of houses, mills, and bridges, the drowning of several persons, with multitudes of cattel, and particularly nine carryers wagons with all their horses and goods, lost on the roads to London, by the extra-ordinary waters : as also the miraculous preservation of a child near Newark carried about two miles in a cradle by the overflowing of the river Trent and yet taken up alive.
Published: (1984)
