The history of the blind beggar of Bednal-Green : Containing his birth and parentage. How he went to the wars and lost his sight, and turn'd beggar at Bednal-Green. How he got riches, and educated his daughter. Of herbeing [sic] courted by a rich young knight. How the blind beggar dropp'd gold with the knight's uncle. Of the knight's marriage with the beggar's daughter. And, lastly, how the famous pedigree of the beggar was discover'd.
[Hull] : Printed by J. Ferraby, Market-Place, Hull,
[ca. 1803-1820?]
Ferraby is known to have moved to the address in the imprint in 1803.
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