The High Court of Justice, or, Cromwels New Slaughter-House in England
Subtitle: With the Authority that Constituted, and Ordained it. Arraigned, Convicted, and Condemned, for Usurpation, Treason, Tyranny, Theft and Murther
By: Being the Third Part of the History of Independency, Written by the same Authour
Contributors: Andrews, Eusebius, -1650
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1660
Place of publication: [London?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 71
Subjects: Politics and government; Early works to 1800; Great Britain; Great Britain. High Court of Justice; History
Other titles: High Court of Justice; Cromwels New Slaughter-House in England; Cromwells new slaughterhouse in England
Notes: Anonymous. By Clement Walker.

Postscript signed at end: "March 28, 1660, Henry Scobell, clerk of the Parliament".

Signatures: A-I⁴.

"The humble answer of Col. Eusebius Andrews Esquire, to the Proceedings against him before the Honourable The High Court of Justice, 1650"--pages 63-65 and "The Second Answer ..."--pages 66-68 and "The Third Answer ..."--pages 69-71.

With: Walker, Clement. Relations and observations ... [London?] : [S.n.], Printed in the year 1648 [reprinted 1660?].

ESTC R17922

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