An appeal to justice, and the impartial world. Being a true and faithful narrative, and just complaint, of the unparallel'd and unjustifiable barbarity and hellish cruelty exercis'd on L. Hill, esq; a prisoner in the County Goal [sic] of Somerset, ... Written by himself.
Hill, L.(Lockey),1671 or 1672-1730.
Exon : printed by  Andrew Brice, and sold by John Dinning,
1726.
A MS. note in the British Library copy identifies the author as Lockey Hill, "died Feb 6th 1729/30 aged 58 ... the eldest son of Sr. Roger Hill ... by whom he was disinherited for conduct which led to the sufferings described in this tract".
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