A Stop to the mad multitude, or A seasonable antidote against a dangerous cup of poyson, presented in a late scandalous pamphlet, entituled the Grand politique informer. : Wherein is laid open the hellish plots, designs, and machinations, which, under the pretence of liberty, are now carried on for the subversion of religion, and disturbance of the peace of this Common-wealth. /
True lover of his countrey
London, : Printed, by Henry Hills, for Thomas Brewster, and are to be sold at the Three Bibles at the west-end of Pauls,,
MDCLIII. [1653].
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Published in response to a 1653 work by a 'True friend to the publike English interest' entitled "The grand politike informer" (ESTC R212855).
Pages 22-23 misnumbered "23-24".
Wing (2nd ed.)
ESTC
True friend to the publike English interest.