Perfecta narratio totius processus Supremi Tribunalis Justitiae in examine rrgis [sic] ...
Londini, ex officina Guilielmi Bentley, impensis Guilielmi Shears, ...
anno Dom. 1649
The "Perfecta narratio", which was originally issued both in English and in Latin, is followed by a Latin translation of "His Majesties reasons against the pretended Iurisdiction of the high Court of Iustice" and then Charles I's last speech, with its own tp: Regis Caroli oratio habita in suggestu ad portam Albae Aulae. Immediatè ante executionem, ...
According to Wing, this work was published on the Continent.
Madan
Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649, (defendant).