A genuine account of earthquakes, especially that at Oxford, in the year 1695 [i.e.1683]
Subtitle: and of another terrible one at Port-Royal, in Jamaica, in the year 1692.
By: Giving an account of the nature and cause of them, their dire effects and destructive faculties ... published for the information and instruction of the publick in general, and collated from the best authors, and personal witnesses to the several fatal occurrences.
Publisher: Printed for H. Slater
Published: 1750
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Earthquakes -- England -- Oxford.; Earthquakes -- Jamaica.
Notes: Part of the account of the earthquake at Jamaica (p.15-21) is in the form of a letter, "wrote by the rector of that place ... We have set it down literally ... from his own manuscript, as he communicated it to his friend".

This letter is a portion of the first two letters dated June 22 and 28, 1692 [old style] and printed at London for J. Tonson, 1692, under title: A full account of the late dreadful earthquake at Port-Royal in Jamaica; in two letters by the minister of that place, from a-board the Granada in Port-Royal harbour.