The last speech and confession of Nicol Muschet of Boghal, who was execute in the Grass Market of Edinburgh, the sixth day of January 1721. : Containing a brief narrative of his life, his declaration or confession before the Lords of Justiciary, a full account of the manner of the contrivance and perpetration of his crime. Together with, reflections upon the preceeding passages of his life, declaring his sense of his sin, and the Lord's gracious way of dealing with him, during his imprisonment. All written and signed by his own hand. Exactly printed according to his subscribed copy..
Muschet, Nicol,-1721.
Pennecuik, Alexander,1652-1722.Carmen acrosticum in Nicolaum Muschet.
Edinburgh, : Printed and sold by John Reid in Pearson's Closs, a little above the Cross.,
[1721]
Imprint from colophon.
Final leaf includes the Carmen acrosticum by Alexander Pennecuick.
A variant exists without the Carmen acrosticum.
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Muschet, Nicol, -1721
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