Advocates for murther and rebellion, the pest of government: being an answer to two treasonable libels, lately publish'd; one, in defence of the murther of King Charles I. And the other, reasons for the abrogating the fast of that day. ...
Wyng, John.Reasons humbly offer'd.
Cook, John,-1660.King Charls his case.
London : printed, and sold by John Morphew,
1714.
The first work referred to is John Cook's 'King Charls his case'; the second work referred to is J. Wyng's 'Reasons humbly offer'd .. for abrogating the observation of the thirtieth of January', which was published in 1714 although its title page is dated 1715.
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