Plaine Scottish, or, nevves from Scotland. Part therof being the copy of a letter sent from Edengburgh[sic]: and the substance of the rest being by word of mouth imparted to a friend in London, by some of no small estimation in that kingdome.
[London]
[1643?]
Caption title.
Two different editions are known, most easily distinguished by the spellings 'Edengburgh' or 'Edenburgh' in the title.
Wing (2nd ed.) does not distinguish between the two different editions.
In this edition 3rd line of the title has "nevves"; 5th line of title has "Edengburgh"; in the 7th line of title the final 'e' of 'kingdome' is below the 'm' of 'some';  11th line of text has "powred out of Jerusalem"; 12th line of text has "himselfe"; 13th line of text has a semi colon after 'altogether'; 15th line of text has "Privie Councel"; last line of text on final page begins "heare" and the second last word is "Iudgement".  In the other edition text contains "Newes", "Edenburgh", 'e' of 'kingdome' 'o' of 'of', "poured out of Jerusalem", "himself"; coma after 'altogether'; "Privie Counsel" and last line of text on final page begins "his" and the second last word is "Judgement".
Wing (2nd ed.)
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