A copy of a remarkable prophecy, relative to the present times; : (said to be) lately found under a wall at Paris, with Mr Hawes's letter, copied from a manuscript. Lacy's singular prophecy, concerning the French Revolution, Lacy's preface, and a prophecy, found in the sepulchre, of Bishop Cristianus Ageda, who died 1204, predicting the present calamities in France.
Kerr & Richardson,Bookseller.StEdNL L.C.2795(9)
Dunbar : Printed for and sold by G. Miller at whose shop may be had, a variety of small histories, sermons &c. Catechisms, ballads, children's books and pictures. Whole sale and retail.,
[1793?]
Dated from examination of text.
Note at foot of p. 24 reads : In the month of March, 1671, the war began between England and Holland;-France, England and the Elector [    ], having united in a league against the Dutch. Peace was concluded in 1673. There was no distubance between England and Germany, nor do I believe there was any between Germany and France during that period.
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