Narrative of the dreadful sufferings of six artillery men
Subtitle: who left the island of St. Helena in a whale boat, and, putting to sea, were tossed about for twenty-nine days, in which time they were so hard put to for provisions, that they cast lots who should die for the sustenance of the rest, when the lot fell on one McKinnon, who bled himself to death, on which the rest subsisted for several days, when three of the six arrived at a Portuguese settlement in South America
By: the whole delivered upon oath by John Brown, one of the survivors
Publisher: Printed by R. Menzies; Reprinted by J. Marshall
Published: 1820
Place of publication: Edinburgh; Newcastle upon Tyne
Language: eng
Subjects: English Chapbooks; Shipwrecks; Cannibalism; Chapbooks; Specimens
Other titles: Chap books.
Notes: Woodcut vignette on t.p.

LC copy ninth title in a collection with binder's title: Chap books.

With: The life of Ann Moore, of Tutbury, in Staffordshire /  Edward Anderson. Newcastle  : Printed by J. Marshall, [between 1811 and 1831]. Bound together subsequent to publication.